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I'm Bill Wren, a writer-editor, social media enthusiast in Fredericton, New Brunswick. And that would be my dog, Molly Bloom, as a logo in the header.
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Monthly Archives: May 2005
Please remove your head from your bum
It seems sometimes all I do is moan and complain about others (and I’m probably as guilty as anyone of these various sins) but I’ve spent a good part of today visiting a number of sites and now feel compelled … Continue reading
Why should you write every day?
I don’t usually do short little posts like this, particularly when it’s a small item that I frankly stole from someone else’s blog, but this is worth repeating – over and over: The discipline of writing something down is the … Continue reading
MSM – no more acronyms, please!
I came across a post Stuck in the old paradigm in so many ways (on Strange Attractor) and it led me to Globe editorial: Good until that last drop (on Joho the Blog) and in both cases I was puzzled … Continue reading
Where do bloggers find the time?
There are several stops I like to make whenever I’m online (or when Bloglines reminds me of new posts). Actually, there are more than several but why be picky? Three come to mind immediately Seth Godin’s blog, James Lilek’s The … Continue reading
Autoblogger – for those who take blogging too seriously
I laughed and I laughed when I saw Autoblogger (autoblogger.net). Thanks to Seth Godin’s blog for providing the link. I love to blog but sometimes you just have to giggle a bit over it, and the entire Internet for that … Continue reading

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