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From the desk of Luc Van Braekel on Tue, 2006-08-08 11:23

Flemish blogger Dog of Flanders has discovered another quirky set of captions. Spot the differences.


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Caption: Tyre, LEBANON: Rockets fired from Israel are seen falling in the outskirts of the southern Lebanese port city of Tyre, 06 August 2006. Israel's army will carry on fighting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon until two soldiers, whose capture sparked the conflict last month, are returned, its ambassador to Washington said today. AFP PHOTO/SAMUEL ARANDA (Photo credit should read SAMUEL ARANDA/AFP/Getty Images)
Copyright: 2006 AFP

By/Title: SAMUEL ARANDA/Stringer
Date Created: 6 Aug 2006 12:00 AM
Object Name: Nic83612


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Caption: Tyre, LEBANON: Katyusha rockets are fired from the outskirts of the southern Lebanese port city of Tyre into Israel, 06 August 2006. Israel's army will carry on fighting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon until two soldiers, whose capture sparked the conflict last month, are returned, its ambassador to Washington said today. EDS NOTE: CORRECTING DIRECTION OF SHELLING. AFP PHOTO/SAMUEL ARANDA (Photo credit should read SAMUEL ARANDA/AFP/Getty Images)

Copyright: 2006 AFP
By/Title: SAMUEL ARANDA/Stringer
Date Created: 6 Aug 2006 12:00 AM
Object Name: Nic83612

Blogosphere

Submitted by Cogito on Fri, 2006-08-11 23:33.

The point is once more that this proves the importance and influence of the blogosphere.

I bet we took it all for granted, say, ten years ago. anyway, as an example, my vision on the Yugoslavian wars of the nineties has changed 170° since then, and I had a far more leftish opinion back then than now. That is because I did not have any other information than the information from our ministeries of information. But now there is the BLOGOSPHERE as Reuters has experienced.