New York Times Doesn’t Get the Real Danger of Corporate Blogging
I'm mentioned in a New York Times Article on the dangers of corporate blogging tomorrow.
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I'm mentioned in a New York Times Article on the dangers of corporate blogging tomorrow.
If you haven't backed up your important data at least to a CD, you should do so IMMEDIATELY! A computer, any computer, can crash at any time, whether it's a new computer, an old computer, a really expensive computer, or a cheapy.
In the review copy I read, there still were some unfortunate typos that might confuse someone completely new to Perl. I hope those will be fixed before the actual publication. None of them bothered me, but they could be bad for someone starting with no experience at all.
Speedera Networks and Macromedia announced theavailability of a new, secure Macromedia Flash video streaming option to both monetize and protect content delivered via Flash Video Streaming Service powered by Speedera.
While participatory media is still arguably in its early stages, it's hard to argue that enabling technologies like blogs and podcasts haven't already delivered a swift back handed slap to the print and broadcast radio gatekeepers.
Branding is more than product recognition or a simple logo. It is the overall intellectual and emotional impression people have when they think of your company and its product. It is a strong and consistent message about the value of your business.