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Nice, short article with good points about marketing. I think the point later in the article about being able try new and innovative technologies (they use blogs and live chat on your site) is a double edged sword. True, smaller companies can try these pretty easily without internal read tape, but they also are on…

Let's be clear here to start off with, this isn't an unbiased interview at all. The question “What competitive products did you consider?” wasn't even answered. That out of the way the article does bring up excellent point for why hosted services like Intranets.com are right to many companies. I think the most important is…

This article gets the brain cells going. There is a lot to the “Four 'Co's”: Communication: instant messaging, e-mail, Web conferencing, streaming video and voice tools, and other messaging solutions Coordination: calendaring, task and project management, contact management, and related technologies Collaboration: file and application sharing, discussion, wikis, blogs and other shared-space technologies Community: social…

This is an interesting tool that I saw on Scobleizer. My take is that it can publish a feed for you at a certain time (as Scoble points out if you're under an embargo and can't release information until a certain time). What I don't understand is how it might work with an existing blog…

Many minds collaborating better than one brilliant person solo…good arguements for collaboration software I think… Instead of looking to a single person for the right answers, companies need to recognize a simple truth: Under the right conditions, groups are smarter than the smartest person within them. We often think of groups and crowds as stupid,…

I haven't used Bloglines much. I do have an account and recently updated my feeds. It is a great alternative for those behind firewalls or corporate settings where installing a feed reader is forbidden. I'll be interested to see how their ad model pans out. Bloglines Bows Redesign, Ad Model as RSS Heats Up: “RSS…