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Saturday, 02 September 2006

Friedman Goes Blogging

I just read in the recent e-issue of the National Underwriter that Sam Friedman is launching a WebLog on September 5th. And he seemed to go through the same thinking as I did when I decided to launch a Blog. Well I think this is great news. While I appreciate the value of our industry trade press, allowing people to comment without having to write a letter to the editor is a refreshing change. Good luck Sam and you'll be hearing from me. National Underwriter

Posted on Saturday, 02 September 2006 in General | Permalink

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