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The Eyes of the World

March 16, 2009

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Some thoughts about the blogosphere and its efficacy on shaping understanding will be on display this afternoon at SxSW.  Chris Brogan has called for an impromptu gathering to discuss the dynamics of corporate blogging, particularly responding to a  quote from Intel that: “There are many ways to measure battery life. We [...]

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Developing Intuition: from the comments…

February 27, 2009

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On some blogs comment feeds take on the character of applause.  The assembled audience feels compelled to relate their approval.  On a different type of blog, comment feeds develop into fierce opposition and contention.  I feel blessed by the quality of contributions everyone makes here.  Once and a while I hit upon something [...]

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From My Reader…

February 21, 2009

I want to share the blogs that have become an important part of my practice.  Regular readers here know that Chris and Liz are the main “A” bloggers that I look to for guidance about Social Media.  I also read every post that JP at Confused in Calcutta and the team at Copyblogger produce.  Doc [...]

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Update on a blog transition…

February 16, 2009

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Many of you who return here often seem to appreciate that I share whatever I learn or discover in my blogging and social media journey.  One of the things currently underway that you might find interesting is a substantial drop off in traffic since I reemerged from my illness a few weeks ago.  [...]

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Trying Out Some New Moves

January 25, 2009

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Shifting gears and breaking through some boundaries…that’s what this week has been about.  If you haven’t noticed, I study the practice of Chris Brogan pretty closely, and I try to learn from the moves I see him make.  At WordCamp Las Vegas Chris stressed delivering small snackable content, lots of it.  [...]

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