500 points off the Dow, Lehman Brothers in Bankruptcy, and Merrill-Lynch bought by Bank of America, news enough to make the hardiest accountant quiver, let alone the ordinary person on... Read more →
I first met Kevin P. Micalizzi @kevinmic at a tweet-up I organized for Boston Tweeple in August. Chatting with Kevin at John Harvard’s he described his background with Avid Technology... Read more →
Don't be afraid to discuss negative news on a corporate blog suggests the Four51 blog: "One of the major downfalls of the corporate blog is the inability to disseminate negative... Read more →
Best Buy launched a new blog in August, which puts us up to 12.4% of the Fortune 500 on the F500 Business Blogging wiki. The site Ask A Blue Shirt... Read more →
I first started volunteering with AMA Boston in 2003. I'd just arrived in Massachusetts from Seattle, didn't know very many people, and wanted to get involved with the local chapter... Read more →
Just added the Chevron Blog from World Petroleum Congress to the Fortune 500 business blogging wiki, and another blog is the KFCNation blog for Kentucky Fried Chicken, a subsidiary of... Read more →
I was thinking today that Linkedin.com's new features for Groups are a great idea. Except that the company did set the expectation those discussions would be a new feature with... Read more →
Shel Holtz mulls over the debate about where social media should reside in the enterprise. Reviewing the idea that specialists are no longer needed for social media, he discussed the... Read more →
Google launched a new browser today, Chrome. The name conjures up images of 1980's sci-fi movies (Tron). Rather the name looks back to the 1950's and American cars glittering with... Read more →
George Colony asks why America can’t build a great car. He suggests that the big three have lost their spark for innovation. Social media and the connection to customers through... Read more →