Dave Weinberger writes about the ways in which we order our world. He claims we are either lumpers or splitters, referring to the way in which we tend to divide or combine information to achieve our objectives. Weinberg uses the example of the way in which we might arrange a linen closet – combining sheets [...]
It’s really very simple – blog smart.
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The New York Times: TOM ZELLER Jr. Citing an example of a Technorati employee who posted to his private blog. The employee was simply asked by his manager whether he thought the post was appropriate. Raises questions about where the personal starts and where does work finish, particularly as it was a satirical piece. The [...]
Bounded entities – those discrete organisations that have artificial communication walls – are a thing of the past when employees begin to blog. Employee blogs alter internal boundaries and utilise the power of individual social networks. They are a force of mobilisation of action across functional and geographic lines. Worth noting that PR is a [...]
Link to Policies compared: Today’s corporate blogging rules
I was going to write an essay on the insignificance economy dealing with the way insignificant information is compiled and aggregated to produce customer value. It appears though my idea isn’t so revolutionary. Dave Weinberger has already written a book about it so it looks as though I’m not going to be the one to [...]
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