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Ecuador: The Growth of the Blogosphere

A small portrait of Eduardo Avila
Written byEduardo Avila
Posted 19 January 2009 1:58 GMT

Mi Diario Relativo [es] reflects on the growth of the Ecuadorian blogosphere over the past two years and sees that the number of blogs registered on Blogalaxia has grown by 400% during that time.

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A small portrait of Eduardo Avila
Written byEduardo Avila

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  • ILA

    Maybe some of us believe he is Obama the fraud, or we believe more in the tooth faery
    The propaganda controlled media would have the world believe, we have all fallen under the orator’s spell. Not only is the emperor wearing no clothes, the emperor,wearing nothing, has done nothing and will continue to do nothing of what he said he should do.The old administration, new administration, same difference

    9 February 2009, 8:56 am
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