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Blogging is the New Persuasive Essay

July 9, 2012July 9, 2012 / leslieyuan

Some thoughts on different writing styles. Certainly relevant for folks who are writing for the web vs. writing scientific works.

Blogging is the New Persuasive Essay | MindShift.

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