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Klogging: Chapter and Verse (#354)
Posted: 7/25/2002; 12:07 AM by Terry Frazier
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I took a quick run through the on-line version of Chapter 8 and have to say it looks pretty good. 2.5 minutes at midnight isn't a fair assessment of anything, but it looks like this chapter does justice to both the concept and content of business blogs -- enough so that I'm going to see if I can find an on-line copy down at the Georgia Tech Library like Paul Holbrook mentioned when I meet him for lunch on Thursday.

Blogs and Business, Take 3.
The BlogRoots authors are publishing their book on the Web, in its entirety. Chapter 8, Using Blogs in Business, is online now. Excellent. [Scripting News]

The birth of a meme. I've now counted at least five separate sources of info on the blogs and business topic. And I got my copy of Information Week today with the cover dedicated solely to blogs:

"Give individual employees within a company their own weblogs, encourage them to document their best ideas and personal experiences, link them, add search capabilities, and it's easy to imagine that at least some innovation will arise from the ordinary."

More on this later. [tins ::: Rick Klau's weblog]

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