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Subject:  Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?
Author:   Alex Chudnovsky:   view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites
Date:   15:38:25 3 June 2004
 

On 13:56:00 3 June 2004 TristamBielecki wrote:

This trust will disappear as soon as local or national newspaper or TV program will pick at few wrong words posted online (and undeletable easily as they might be picked by search engines purposefully indexing content like that often).

Email is another matter, not least due to half-a-page disclaimers put in them warning about awful things that may happen if this email ends up in wrong hands. It is one thing to email some _intented_ recepients (people who are supposed to know information) and totally different matter to post same stuff for the whole world to see - including competitors.

This idea is dead in water at least as far as mainstream usage is concerned. And finally here is interesting article regarding email usage - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3119956.stm

 
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  • Am I the only Blog Advocate?, TristamBielecki, 2 Jun 11:24
    No, in fact here are some other guys I know: - Rick Bruner - Wayne Hurlbert - Robert Scoble - Tim Ireland - Bill Gates Seth Godin should also be mentioned for this innova ...
    • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, Alex Chudnovsky, 2 Jun 12:48
      I liked the fact that you put Bill Gates after Tim Ireland! ;o) Blogs are overhyped - most people's lives are rather boring and if everyone started posting that kind of driven t ...
      • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, Loz, 2 Jun 14:07
        On a (kind of) similar note, why is it that information architect professionals design 'wiki sites' using Georgia fonts? ...
      • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, TristamBielecki, 2 Jun 17:11
        I don't think blogs are overhyped. Blogs provide an easy method for communication that works well with the web. Journals are personal - Business Blogs have an image problem. ...
        • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, Alex Chudnovsky, 2 Jun 20:12
          How many people will blog if PR will have to pre-approve all posts? Just think about staff being unhappy at what will no doubt appear as "censure" by PR? ...
          • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, TristamBielecki, 3 Jun 13:56
            What if your company trusts employees to do the company a service by allowing such pratice? Most companies trust employees to use email even though this can easily move into th ...
            • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, Alex Chudnovsky, 3 Jun 15:38
              On 13:56:00 3 June 2004 TristamBielecki wrote: This trust will disappear as soon as local or national newspaper or TV program will pick at few wrong words posted online (and un ...
              • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, JimLane, 4 Jun 20:47
                >This idea is dead in water at least as far as mainstream usage is concerned. What is mainstream? Are not small and individual firms mainstream? Add to that the fact that growth ...
                • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, Alex Chudnovsky, 4 Jun 23:47
                  On 20:47:14 4 June 2004 JimLane wrote: >What is mainstream? Are not small and individual firms >mainstream? By saying "mainstream" I meant high number, such as very high num ...
          • Re: Am I the only Blog Advocate?, JimLane, 4 Jun 20:36
            PR? You've got to be kidding. Try Legal, there's the real rub. jim ...
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