Army MilBlogging Survey at U of Texas (Austin)

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I've been asked to post this to cast as wide a net as possible to capture the thoughts of milbloggers in a survey conducted by some grad students at UT.

Army Milblogging Survey Announcement

Brandon Bollom and Matt Payne, two communication researchers at the University of Texas at Austin are conducting a survey about the Army's recent OPSEC (Operations Security) rules update as it impacts the milblogging community.

The researchers invite former and current Army-affiliated milbloggers to take a short and confidential online survey regarding their blogging practices.  To receive a link to the survey, please email your name and blog address (the URL) to these University of Texas researchers at: UTresearchers@gmail.com

The accuracy of this project depends on the participation of the Army's milblogging community. The researchers thank you in advance for your time and assistance. Any questions about the survey or the project can be sent to UTresearchers@gmail.com

If you are a Army military blogger (milblogger), send an email to Brandon and Matt at the University of Texas.

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Army MilBlogging Survey at U of Texas (Austin)

I've been asked to post this to cast as wide a net as possible to capture the thoughts of milbloggers in a survey conducted by some grad students at UT.

Army Milblogging Survey Announcement

Brandon Bollom and Matt Payne, two communication researchers at the University of Texas at Austin are conducting a survey about the Army's recent OPSEC (Operations Security) rules update as it impacts the milblogging community.

The researchers invite former and current Army-affiliated milbloggers to take a short and confidential online survey regarding their blogging practices.  To receive a link to the survey, please email your name and blog address (the URL) to these University of Texas researchers at: UTresearchers@gmail.com

The accuracy of this project depends on the participation of the Army's milblogging community. The researchers thank you in advance for your time and assistance. Any questions about the survey or the project can be sent to UTresearchers@gmail.com

If you are a Army military blogger (milblogger), send an email to Brandon and Matt at the University of Texas.

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