Gizmodo did apologize and say sorry while at the same time publishing the video of their actions, however even the apology was an afterthought, and according to Judie Lipsett at... Read more →
You can break down the elements of a good corporate blogging effort into three parts. -Adoption, assessment, content strategies -Manage monitoring, engagement and outreach -Results and measurement aideRSS, a handy... Read more →
One of my colleagues in the society for new communications research has recently been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, Kimberly Fabrizio. She shares her story on a recent post about how... Read more →
Boston went pantless on Saturday, when a crowd of pantless enthusiasts took off their pants on Boston's underground railway system. Smiles were seen on T employee faces, silk boxer shorts... Read more →
Fascinating article from the Washington Post about the Kremlin's use of bloggers in Russia, after an opposition march, a counter smaller march was blogged by independent and hired bloggers of... Read more →
The recent launch of the blog council is an important development in corporate blogging research. I was reviewing the FAQ of the site and noticed these questions the council seeks... Read more →
Sir Edmund Hillary died at 88. He and Tensing Norgay reached the summit of Everest in 1953. This article from the Guardian reveals Sir Edmund's opinions about the mountain and... Read more →
Which city has a 630 foot monument, and one of the best zoos in the country? It's not San Diego... St. Louis. This is my first visit and so far... Read more →
Zane Safrit, President of Conference Calls Unlimited and blogger picked up on my post about Marketer's Lack of Customer Focus, he wrote, “The CMOs ARE marketing and interacting with their... Read more →
John Cass points to Joseph Thornley's post and writes a post about corporate blogging measurement Read more →