bitácora

bitácora

Web log. Used as a noun or verb. An online diary or column maintained by an individual. Blogs generally contain commentary, but may also contain graphic images, videos, or descriptions of events.

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Industria/ámbito: Internet
Categoría: Medios de comunicación
Company: Facebook
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