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Brasil: Blogging from the classroom

Written byPaula Góes
Posted 12 November 2007 14:07 GMT

Pollyana Ferrari, from Remix Narrativo [pt], publishes a link for one of five blogs written by her students of journalism. “It was a huge work to make corrections, to help them with stories and try, together with these youngsters who were born in 1989/1990, to find the best journalist practice on the blogosphere”. The first blog to be featured is aPUCultura [pt]. There will be a different link every day.

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