I recently changed jobs from 48hourprint.com to Backbone Media, Inc. an Internet consultancy based in Waltham, MA, April was a busy month, I also just got married! I will be working on marketing and PR for the company. Backbone has a great team of people, who I am very excited to work with. One of my first projects is to continue my corporate blogging survey from last year. Regular readers will remember I conducted the 1st corporate blogging survey in mid-2004, just in time for the online conference about online PR in July. There will be another Global PR Blog Week, from June 13-17, 2005. I intend to help support the conference and discuss my findings from the survey. If you are a corporate blogger and work like to take the survey please click here. Also for those people in the Boston area I will be moderating a panel discussion on blogging for the American Marketing Association, my chapter, Boston, is supporting the event.
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May 11, 2005
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Backbone Media have set up a really interesting [survey on corporate blogging][1]. You can view the preliminary results on [Backbone's blogging survey blog][2]. The number of respondents who saw community and reputation building benefits is very high:
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