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When you encounter a new blog, you might want to get some idea of what’s been written there before. That way, you have some idea of what to expect when you read the blog.

I have a popular posts page, a listing of the posts with the largest numbers of page views, but I’ve come to the conclusion that sometimes a popular post is different from the normal content in one’s blog. Sometimes posts are written specifically to get social media attention…

:: whistles and looks away, hoping no one notices him ::

Other posts, although they might not be as popular, may give a new reader a different, more representative sense of what your blog is really about.

Therefore, I’m going to include links to some of my favorite Broadcasting Brain posts which might not have been so popular. Maybe you’ll like them, too.

 

 

Can you trust the news? My thoughts on how to deal with media lies and disinformation.

 

You can actually hear me speak at the link in this post

 

I wrote this post after exchanging E-Mails with an A-list blogger, it was a pleasant surprise

 
The Power of Context, or EVERYBODY Knows John! - just some thoughts about name dropping and the use of a person’s first name or nickname

 

The appropriate platform is in the eye of the beholder - not the best-named post, but still, it’s a topic that I believe in quite strongly

 

Size does not matter (in the blogosphere) - this post is on my popular posts page, but I think it’s worth repeating

 

 

There you go, a Broadcasting Brain B-Sides post!

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