Micro-blogging is starting to become a very effective way in which organizations can mitigate some of the aforementioned points. personally don’t care what tool, application or technology is being used to drive enterprise-wide micro-blogging, but it must be secure and ideally it’s behind the firewall. Are there any risks? MORE >>

Blogging Business Future InternetAaron Swartz’ funeral is today, and I can’t get him out of my mind. None of us who knew him ever will. That’s not just because he was a great guy, which he was. It’s because Aaron stood for something. That thing is freedom. It won’t die, and never will. Bookmark it. Go back often. MORE >>

In November of 2008, Andrew Sullivan published an excellent article in The Atlantic , - Why I Blog , - in which he discussed the unique characteristics of a blog by reminding us what a web log shares in common with its namesake, the ship log. Anyone who has blogged his thoughts for an extended time will recognize this world.  MORE >>

Blogging, emailing and messaging aren’t owned by anybody.  Blogging Ideas infrastructure problems TechnologyTweeting is owned by Twitter. That’s a problem. In all fairness, this probably wasn’t the plan when Twitter’s founders started the service. But that’s where they (and we) are now. MORE >>

One budding approach that may help unify your team, your business unit and your organization to ultimately enrich and enhance your corporate culture, such that all employees feel as though they are moving forward as a connected group, is through the deployment and utilisation of an internal enterprise-wide micro-blogging platform. Henry Ford. MORE >>