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04 June 2007

The TEDBlog has moved!

After two years on Typepad, the TEDBlog has moved! It's now integrated (using Movable Type) into the new TED.com, at blog.ted.com. Be sure to visit us for 'live' TEDGlobal coverage, June 4-7.

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