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BlogsPerú has brought back the festival of blogs (ES) where one topic is chosen for all of the community to blog about. This festival's theme is “Blogs and Journalism,” which will be discussed until the festival closes on Friday. A summary of the discussion will be published.
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Me encantó lo de que si los bloggers son periodistas frustrados. Es algo ambivalente, y si algo es cierto es como lo dice el viejo refrán: “camarón que se duerme, se lo lleva la corriente!”