"Blogging Policy" archive
Friday 16 June
- Six Stages Of Technological Acceptance For Social Media (13:19) - Reading Max Kalehoff's post about the level of management acceptance for employees to read CGM on the web in Fortune 500 companies, got me thinking about the 5 stages of acceptance of grief. I wondered if there were any stages... | 0 Trackbacks | 1 Comments
Thursday 2 March
- What Culture Does A Company Need To Adopt To Use Cooperative Marketing Effectively? (15:15) - An idea emerges from today's session on cooperative marketing at the new communications research | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments
Monday 20 February
- Blogging Policies Still To Be Defined By 85% Of Employers (17:44) - John Cass gives a quick link to the Employment Law Alliance regarding their new study on blogging policies | 0 Trackbacks | 1 Comments
Saturday 7 January
- 83% Of Blogging CEO’s Have Ghost Writers (20:28) - Dave Taylor wrote an often-quoted post about why CEO’s should not blog for the Global PR Blog week in 2005. A recent survey by David Davis from writer4business.com indicates that the survey participant CEO’s who blog, don’t always write their... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments
Wednesday 4 January
- Microsoft Removes A Chinese Blogger (15:53) - There’s been a lot of discussion about the issue of Microsoft pulling down the content and then blog of a Chinese blogger. According to Microsoft’s leading blogger, Robert Scoble, the company has to comply with its contracts. That might be... | 0 Trackbacks | 1 Comments
