IBM press release: “IBM today introduced a new software solution that enables businesses to make sense of the explosion of information from emerging social networks on the Web to deliver new insight into brand reputation and customer, competitor and public opinion about their company. The proliferation of blogs, news feeds, consumer review sites, newsgroups and… Continue Reading
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Blogs and Law Firms Find Compatability
‘Blawg’ use in law firms is on the rise Continue Reading
Visibility of Political Bloggers Continues to Increase
Rolling Stone: The New Web Slingers – Politcal bloggers scoop the mainstream media on Plamegate. “Bloggers now routinely break the major stories of the day. And their reports are getting sucked into the twenty-four-hour news cycle…Bloggers go where the mainstream media fears to tread.” Continue Reading
White House Briefings and Bloggers Do Not Mix
Bloggers Say Blah to White House Briefings First Press Pass Issued To Blogger By White House, March 7, 2005 Continue Reading
Google Adds Two New Product Blogs
The newest additions to the Google product blogs, now numbering ten, are: Inside Google Desktop Blog: “We’ll be using this blog as an easy way to make announcements and share all kinds of information – including developer tips, in-depth feature descriptions, user feedback, and ideas on how to get more out of Google Desktop.” Google… Continue Reading
Forbes Attacks Blogs
Forbes targets what is calls “attack bloggers” with a very broad brush, in a trio of articles as follows: Attack of the Blogs, Daniel Lyons, 11.14.05 – “Web logs are the prized platform of an online lynch mob spouting liberty but spewing lies, libel and invective. Their potent allies in this pursuit include Google and… Continue Reading
Join Your Colleagues At BlawgThink 2005
If you are interested in a community based learning experience on legal blogging, whether you are a librarian, attorney, marketing, CI or IT expert, take a look at the agenda for the upcoming BlawgThink 2005. Veteran blogger or novice, this forum offers a creative, interactive agenda, with presentations by, and conversations with, a range of… Continue Reading
Saddam Hussein Trial Blog
“As arguably the most important war crimes proceedings since Nuremberg, the trials of Saddam Hussein are likely to constitute a “Grotian Moment” defined as a legal development that is so significant that it can create new customary international law or radically transform the interpretation of treaty-based law. This Website features key documents related to… Continue Reading
Study Reviews Role of Wikis and Blogs in Intelligence Community Info Sharing
Andrus, D. Calvin, The Wiki and the Blog: Toward a Complex Adaptive Intelligence Community. Studies in Intelligence, September 2005. “US policy-makers, war-fighters, and law-enforcers now operate in a real-time worldwide decision and implementation environment. The rapidly changing circumstances in which they operate take on lives of their own, which are difficult or impossible to anticipate… Continue Reading
Internet Librarian Conference, Monterey California, October 24-26
Live Blog Coverage of Presentations and Events at IL from the Info Today Blogging Crew Continue Reading
Enterprise Blogging Catches On
Executive Summary from the Guidewire Group Market Cycle Survey, October 2005: Blogging in the Enterprise (8 pages, PDF) Key findings (140 individual survey respondents): “Corporations of all sizes across a wide array of industries are adopting blogging technologies and practices. 89% of respondents are either blogging or are planning to blog.” “Smaller companies have been… Continue Reading
Blogs Increasingly Become Target Of and Vehicle for Spam
From the Wall Street Journal free content today: ‘Splogs’ Roil Web, and Some Blame Google. Definition of splog from Wikipedia. Continue Reading
