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My Old Neighbor's New Blog
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Art, I mean Tech, I mean Chris, 
once my neighbor, and still the technology editor at CIO magazine has a new blog, Tech Linkletter. I guess this means that his old blog at CIO sister publication Darwin will see no new entries.
Now that we can't go for coffee and chatting at the local cafe or just toss comments across the fence, I'm looking forward to continuing our discussions from one coast to the other through the blogoshpere.
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