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The Wall Street Journal's online addition had an interesting statistic from eMarketer "Currently only 4% of major U.S. corporations have blogs available to the public," I'd like to hear more... Read more →

Continuous computing, is a term coined by Wade Roush Technology Review's senior editor and San Francisco bureau chief, I don’t know Wade, to me social computing would be a better... Read more →

Cartoons featuring blogging are interesting, but how about a blog cartoon? Here I am getting back to Scott McCloud's idea that if we had all continued drawing from childhood, we'd... Read more →

When I worked at 48hourprint.com I discovered my print advertising paid better than my pay per click advertising campaigns for the year 2004. Well not every print publication some lost... Read more →

Podcasting has grown amazingly in the last year to two years; the number of podcast search engines is also growing. Using video and sound give you another way to connect... Read more →

A forum on blogging in California gave some insights into how journalists look at blogs, plus how blogs can help to communicate with your audience directly, bypassing mass media. Read more →

Sick as a parrot today, but had a good meeting at the Boston AMA board meeting last night. We had an excellent year, with a good deal of growth. Over... Read more →

Wow, it’s been a very hectic week in the last week for me. I am getting up to speed for my Presidency with the Boston chapter of the AMA. I... Read more →

In conversations with many software people in the last few years, they have told me that their blog has been useful in communicating with their audience and product development. I... Read more →

Jeneane's comment about the people who start off blogging to promote their company will eventually change their focus from corporate promotion but learn that by engaging in online conversations with... Read more →