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The winners of the 2005 Business Blogging Awards - a new contest organized by Jeremy Wright and Darren Barefoot - were announced yesterday.
Congratulations to everyone who won in the 20 different categories.
Special congratulations to Mike Manuel of Media Guerrilla - awarded the accolade of Best PR Blog - and Paul Woodhouse of The Tinbasher Blog - winner in the Best Blog by a Small Business category.
Well deserved!
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You're too kind, Neville. I think it must've been the podcast that tipped them over the edge.
Thanks for the support.
Posted by: Paul Woodhouse | 24 February 2005 at 12:57
Thanks, Neville. If it wasn't for those server farms in Bangalore, I never could have pulled this off;)
Posted by: Mike | 24 February 2005 at 15:04
Guys, you're weclome. A podcast and server farms in Bangalore... There's a blog post there somewhere ;)
Posted by: Neville Hobson | 25 February 2005 at 11:04