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September 06, 2010

BBC News: The rise and rise of the 'mummy bloggers'

Bbc_logo RECENTLY I was interviewed by journalist Dave Lee for a piece for the technology section of BBC Online all about the rise of mummy bloggers in the UK.

It's an interesting piece that reflects on Universal Studios paying bloggers for reviews and wondering how similar blogging is in the UK. The lovely Susanna who has worked so hard to connect parents and help bloggers find audiences is also featured, talking about a commitment to integrity.

Over at British Mummy Bloggers, Jennifer has reported on more US 'mom' blogging trends heading for these shores, trends which make some sigh with disappointment.

Posted at 10:21 PM in Media, Parent bloggers' round up, Parenting in the USA, Web/Tech, Weblogs |

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