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In Sponsoring Music Festival, AT&T Finally Delivers Blogging

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As part of promoting the Austin City Limits Music Festival, Project D.U., an AT&T blogger-powered portal and branded RSS reader, is hosting a blogging contest that awards the winner a free press pass and pass for a guest to the three day event. Held in an area where WiFi is not available, AT&T will provide service, finally lending, perhaps, some truth to those Blogging Delivered outdoor boards that ran a while ago. Any music blogger that isn't already part of the Project D.U. network of bloggers can submit writing samples to be considered here.

Written by Steve Hall    Comments (2)     File: Events, Good, Promotions, RSS, Sponsorship, Weblogs     Jun-13-06  
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I'm glad to see that some coporate communications companies are catching on to these new forms of communication technology. Sometimes these giants take so long to take a single step.
Thanks for reporting it.

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Posted by: Hunter on June 13, 2006 11:07 AM

Hunter what I like about this is that AT&T put some thought into this effort, did it right and they picked a great event to work with.

Posted by: Roy on June 13, 2006 04:50 PM

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