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Army blogging: Horror story waiting to happen?
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Two weeks ago Army Secretary Pete Geren told an audience of soldiers and defense contractors that the Army was falling behind jihadists when it came to using the Internet to share ideas. One solution he proposed, "Find a blog to be a part of." But one IT professional who works with the Army feels that while Geren may have correctly identified the issue, his solution is off-track.

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