B.L. Ochman writes a post about the problems the Kryptonite Lock Company is facing from a competitor who slammed Kryptonite online. Kryptonite Lock Company caused a massive blog storm a... Read more →
Jeff Nolan in the venture chronicles provides an excellent overview of effective corporate blogging. Here's a quote I think makes a lot of sense to me, "The product group and... Read more →
JD Lasica linked to this excellent report on social media in public radio, from the American University School of Communication's Center for Social Media called “Public Radio’s Social Media Experiments:... Read more →
Nic Frankpitt writes a customer service blog for Brisbane Broadband Help Desk. He loves his job, but unfortunately the company is closing down his division. He wrote about the redundancy... Read more →
David Card points to Emily Riley's report on corporate blogging at Jupiter Research. "While 39 percent of social marketers plan to create a corporate blog in the coming year, only... Read more →
Andrew Keen and David Weinberger debate whether the rise of web 2.0 is beneficial to society or not. Issues raised include the loss of authoritative voices that have the opportunity... Read more →
Several bloggers conducted interviews with me recently, and were kind enough to publish the results on their blogs. Matthew Grant from Aquent Marketing and Staffing wrote an interesting interview with... Read more →
Were the YouTube Election 2008 debates a publicity stunt meant to break through the summer media doldrums, or a great example of voter generated media? Both in my view. However... Read more →
Looking for a tag cloud generator, one of the people who answered my question on Linkedin had a great suggestion, check out http://tagcrowd.com/. A website that lets you enter text... Read more →
Jakob Nielsen, in his article, “Write Articles, Not Blog Postings,” suggests that writing well researched articles rather than short off the cuff blog posts will in the long run attract... Read more →