Whilst I agree that most people think that what is written on the Internet lacks credibility, it is not a view shared by a growing number of academics. Rather they see a substantial and growing body of work that is highly credible, highly reliable, and a valuable contribution to knowledge. Mortensen, T. and J. Walker. [...]
I may have posted this link before but this scholarly review of blogs, quoting Habermas and Bourdeiu is excellent reading and relates directly to my research. In fact I might do a review of it at some point soon
FREE SPEECH AT CORE OF TEACHER’S ARREST ; HIS ONLINE BLOG COMMENT RILES SOME READERS, BUT HIS RIGHT TO EXPRESS IT IS DEFENDED BY OTHERS. Case of a school teacher who caused a few problems for himself praising the Columbine shooters.
Much of the tension created between employers and private bloggers stems from what is said about the company on the blog. This tension is not new though. People could, and still do, publish their thoughts about their employer and their work mates via a letter to the editor or an interview on the radio or [...]
Neat looking article found at Sage. Could be worth a look at some later date.
Couple of useful sites for measuring how your blog is performing. Market Leap Alexa My blog hasn’t even made it onto the radar screen yet. Ah well, best I keep it quite.
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