Larix Consulting, in partnership with Borealis Networks, has launched BlogCatalystTM, a hosted blogging service designed with small to medium-sized businesses in mind. Business blogging is exploding. Businesses large and small are taking advantage of the power of blogging, reaching and interacting with customers in a whole new way. But blogs can go far beyond the…
This idea really appeals to me. Carry something like this on your USB key all the time. Take notes, jot ideas. Visit a colleague, friend, etc and share information. Now the only drawback I've found thus far is that while the Roller demo bundle only needs like 24 megs (which fits on my 32 meg…
The Parlano whitepaper looks interesting, I downloaded that and will read it tomorrow. But NewsIsFree News Maps! Wow! I saw this news item earlier in the day and for some reason just didn't feel like reading about it. Some days those news items just don't catch you. Maybe if they had a picture…well Michael did…
Okay what to say about this post? Is is the serendipity of Dave finding one of those two-degrees of separation links to another blog that was talking about something he's just been thinking? Or is it the last two points in the post: How to get people to keep websites updates and how can you…
From Grokdotcom.com…a good, interesting post on blogging. Just another read to add to your knowledge base. A Day in the Life of a Persuasion Architect If I'm not mistaken, the word started life as a noun. A blog – shortened from “weblog” – in its original incarnation was an online diary charting the personal meanderings…
We knew this had to happen sooner or later. But if we're all honest with ourselves we have to thank the porn industry for a lot of what makes the net great. Things like real-time credit card authorisations, streaming video, etc all come from the porn industry trying to serve it's large customer base. There…
It would seem that although the DNC has just wrapped up and Microsoft appears to be releasing patches every week. Blogging, especially business blogging, is on the media radar. This is another typical release/article from Reuters on the subject. This article, though posted to today, seems to be a rehash of similar articles that have…
Why change? I'm not a devotee of Seth Godin's. I've started Permission Marketing twice and put it down twice. I guess I like techno-thrillers and murder mysteries more right now. I subscribed to his webfeed, and deleted it. I just wasn't getting anything out of it. So what's this and why do I find myself…
From Contentious this morning…I don't have any sites to add, yet. I think the Canadian government already has webfeeds (chalk one up for Canada!). These are the two of the three Amy lists that I think are the biggest on the Hall of Shame. Google, like Amy says, owns Blogger! And Darwin is a great…
The USA Today article is pretty trite, but the message that is being repeated over and over since BlogOn 2004 is that blogs are good for business and the business of blogging is good. The snowball effect is really taking hold. It seems that all the major papers having written an article on business blogging….
