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April 01, 2004

The Meta-Weblog

Kinja is a new online service that automatically compiles digests of weblogs covering specific subject areas like politics, baseball or China. Short excerpts from the blogs are included, with links to the complete entries on the individual blog sites. After signing up for a free account with Kinja, users can enter the addresses of their favorite blogs and generate a digest -- in effect a customized blog of blogs.

[Source: New York Times]

Posted by Alex Gault |

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Daina

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Posted by: Daina | September 02, 2004 at 06:05 AM

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