One of the first names that comes up when anyone talks about corporate blogging is that of General Motors VP Bob Lutz. His use of the GM FastLane blog is a standard reference for how a corporate executive might make effective use of blogging. Lutz gets not one but ten references in Debbie Weil’s The…
Here’s a challenge for some PR folks: they have figured out that their interests and their clients might be better served if they could get their story picked up by bloggers they are not bloggers themselves so they just send stuff to bloggers the way they send stuff to mainstream journos their story doesn’t get…
We know broadband is a joke in Australia. Promising to deal with that was, putatively, one of the reasons for the massive vote for Kevin Rudd’s party to take government. But even with what is currently available, you would think that a major international hotel group would be keen to offer companies using its facilities…
Right now, with more than enough commitments to keep me busy, September seems a long time away. But whatever else I’m doing in the intervening time, or afterwards, I have a definite diary entry to be in Las Vegas for the 2nd BlogWorld & New Media Expo, September 20-21 and the Executive & Entrepreneur conference…
I’ve very excited about a new Enterprise 2.0 product, WordFrame, which has just been launched. WordFrame is a social media platform, a web publishing, collaboration and content management tool. I’m excited for two main reasons. The first is that I believe this product fills very neatly a serious need in the market. The second, closely…
On this Australia Day 2008 it’s great, as a blogger, to see that a dedicated group of volunteers has launched successfully the Aussie Bloggers Forum. Back in the last century, or to be a bit more precise the mid 1990s, I enjoyed hanging out with a disparate bunch Australians, New Zealanders, Americans and others on…