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Probably I just haven't found the magic button but is there a way to subscribe to the blogs so that I am notified when a new one appears?

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Go into someone's blog and then click the link on the left that says "Subscribe to this Blog".
 
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Sorry, I was not clear - I mean is there a way to subscribe to the blog page itself, not to a particular blogger.

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In the bottom right of each blog page there is an icon which, when you mouse over it, should display the text "Subscribe to Blog Entry". Just click that.
 
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