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November 25, 2008

Chris Brogan and a World Wide Rave

No, this photo is not blurry, it looks funny because my friend Chris Brogan is always on the move. He's created a World Wide Rave of fans, with a top 100 blog in the world (Technorati ranks Chris Brogan's blog number 76). As of this writing, Chris has over 21,000 followers on Twitter.

Chris explores the use of social media and social networking tools, as well as helping individuals work smarter. Because he is a smart and witty writer who adds tremendous value, he has many fans (including me).

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