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Lib Dem Blog of the Year awards

By Stephen Tall | Fri 31st August 2007 - 2:41 pm

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As I type, there are just 9 hours and 22 minutes left in which you can make your nominations for the 2007 Liberal Democrat Blog of the Year awards, this year run in conjunction with Lib Dem Voice.

Full details of the categories, judges and rules are available on the party website here. The results will be announced at an awards ceremony at the Lib Dem conference on Sunday, 16th September.

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One Comment

A nonny mouse 31st Aug '07 - 3:04pm

Anyone else blogged out?

Blog this, blog that, top blog here, bottom blog there…

Enough already – people have blogs. We know this.

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