Some of the first moving pictures were experiments to determine if horses actually galloped without touching the ground. Eadweard Muybridge, an English-American photographer from the west helped Leland Stanford, a... Read more →
An idea from Dan Gillmor's new book "We the Media: Grassroots Journalism by the People, for the People", instead of being the driver of an online conversation Dan suggests facilitating... Read more →
Using the word "blogging" or "blog" can get you into hot water, well really a lack of understanding. I've been thinking about the value of blogging for the last few... Read more →
Heather Hamilton commented on my post from last week on "what does a corporate blogger have that a corporate website doesn't" Here is an edited version of the e-mail I... Read more →
Neville gave a simple answer to my question "What does a corporate blogger have that a website doesn't?", "real engagement." Neville also thought blogs represent a big change, "a change... Read more →
Fredrik Wackå at corporate blogging commented on my posting yesterday. First of all I'm not sure a blog is preferred to a site in general, it could very well be... Read more →
I believe I understand the value of blogs, and the growing value of a number of bloggers to companies like Microsoft and Macromedia. By answering the question about the value... Read more →
Heather Hamilton posted a comment on the Seattle PI blog today, I have been chatting with Todd Bishop about the nature of corporate blogging at Microsoft. Blogging is being encouraged... Read more →
I just read Stuart Henshall's BlogOn conference posting. The conference was all about blogging and held in July in Berkeley California. His comments about Microsoft’s Channel9 are particularly interesting. Microsoft... Read more →