When to be Redundant, Repetitive, and Say the Same Thing Twice
Remember your fifth grade What I did on my summer vacation paper, where you used the words pool, baseball and bike 100 times apiece? And your English teacher dutifully marked your paper up with her red pen. Redundant. Don t ...
Business benefits of RSS to subscribers and readers
There are two things that I consider to be safe assumptions in life: one, we all like to know what s going on and, two, we never seem to have enough time. Now it may be that for some of us, a copy of Business Week, The Times or perhaps Cosmopolitan...
Top 15 Corporate Blogs (Technorati Rankings) - Sep 08
It s time for another edition of Top 15 Corporate Blogs, and you re in for a few surprises. I was glad to find that our most recent ranking (May 08) now finds mention in the Wikipedia entry on Corporate Blogging.What s different?There seems to ...
Speaking at Blog World Expo 2008
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I m one of many featured speakers at Blog World Expo 2008 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. I ll actually be on two panels this year, one as a speaker and the other as a moderator. Both panels are focused on (...
Weekly Corporate Blogging News Capsule (Sep 7, 2008)
Given that I cannot cover all recent articles on corporate blogging, starting this week, I ve decided to present a weekly summary (each Monday) on corporate blogging ideas/blog posts/articles that I haven t had a time to dedicate an entire post t...
David Gregory is Now MSNBC s Lead Anchor on Election Coverage
The New York Times reported September 7, 2008, that David Gregory has replaced Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews as MSNBC s lead anchors in the cable news channel s coverage of the [presidential] election. See MSNBC Takes Incendiary Hosts Fro...
Should Political Blogs Be Nonpartisan?
Back on August 31, 2008, the Austin, Texas, USA, American-Statesman published an article by Omar L. Gallaga headlined Political discussion Web site owner keeps it neutral. You might find it interesting. I did. Technorati Tags: Bogdan Rentea,TellMeY...
These Days Blogs Break News...
Campaign staff members and reporters once were the primary researchers of candidates in an election. These days, blogs break news the same way a news outlet or campaign could, contends Gerald Witt, staff writer at the News & Record of Greensboro, N...
When You Always Tell the Truth, You Never Have to Remember What You Said
If you were to ask 100 people on the street what professional group is the least honest, our guess is that the following would be the top three results (in no particular order):1. Politicians2. Lawyers3. PR PeopleOf course, it s also true that while ...