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SEVEN years ago, when TED Talks made its debut online, the blogosphere buzzed contentedly over this new free form of intellectual food. The Guardian once published an op-ed entitled In Praise of ... TED. Now, with more than two million views of TED Talks daily, some bloggers have discovered you can win a lot more clicks by going with “In Condemnation of TED”.

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