It hasn’t escaped me that today is actually the 14 October. Honestly, I completely forgot about the weekly top 5 yesterday. Sorry folks. Here they are…only one day late.
1. Shel Holtz talks about why and how Edelman has blown it AGAIN with the Walmart blogging strategy. And, now they’ve all but disappeared. Sheesh! You’d think a recognised global [...]
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Yup. It’s finally happened. The Oxford English Dictionary has added “to google” as a verb. I wonder how Jeeves feels about this? And, if you are using Yahoo! to find something are you still googling it? Things that make you go hmmmmmmmmmm.
Hat tip to FC Now.
UPDATE 9 July 06. I just noticed a good [...]
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In the first of a new monthly feature, here are the five most popular Strive Notes postings from June 2006.
1. Web 2.0 has corporate America spinning 5 June 2006
2. June 2nd: This week’s top 5 2 June 2006
3. June 30th: This week’s top 5 30 June 2006
4. C/net’s take on MSM and blogging 1 June 2006
5. Cadbury’s will bury [...]
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Many clients ask about how to ‘control’ employee blogging. The level of fear is somewhat surprising, but indicative of the lack of understanding a lot of corporates have for this technology. In C/net’s Perspectives, Eric J Sinrod, a partner at Duane Morris, gives some good pointers about what to include in a blogging policy along [...]
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Greg Sandoval wrote a pretty good overview of how mainstream media (MSM) is coping with blogging. There’s lots of good examples and a couple of interesting interviews. Bottom line? They are still feeling their way.
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Associated Press and Technorati have announced a deal that will see Technorati providing links to blogs that cite AP stories. Links to those postings will be available along with the original AP stories on 440 AP Hosted News member Websites. They will also highlight the “Five most blogged about”. This is great example of blogging [...]
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Over the past four weeks, I’ve met with reps from more than a dozen technology companies in the Isle of Man. I learned that the Island boasts a broad offering of software, hosting, business continuity, telecom and other services.
But one theme that came up time and again, in these conversations, was the challenge of building business [...]
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