Sorry for the multiple link posts, just me trying to get my daily del.icio.us links posting. As with many people I come across lots of great links and so I am beginning to play with either publishing a daily listing here or building my very own linkblog. If I post a daily listing here IContinue reading “Multiple posts and del.icio.us”
Category Archives: Blogging
Blog and be Damned
There is a great article in Radar (a special blog-like section in the SMH) that quotes Cameron Reilly and provides a good summary of why organisations should have a blogging policy (a personal bug bear of mine). It is good to see some press in Australia on this, even if it is not 100% mainContinue reading “Blog and be Damned”
My old blog
Strangely my old blog still attracting the same level of traffic as it did in January 2005, and it has not been updated for almost 3 months. I have also noticed that it still ranks higher in search results than my new one.
Gretchen rants about hiring managers
Last week Gretchen posted a fairly blunt post about the role of recruiters in large companies highlighting in particular some of the issues within Microsoft. When I first read the post I raised an eye brow at the honestly but thought nothing more of it. How wrong was I, and it seems Gretchen. The postContinue reading “Gretchen rants about hiring managers”
What is an OPML file
This morning I questioned the guys at Recruiting.com, was their Big Bad Blogroll in OPML this was in response to a post from a couple of days ago. Within minutes I got an email asking me to explain myself here we go. OPML is basically a text file in an XML structure that is designedContinue reading “What is an OPML file”
Email registrations
It seems James Farmer has the same issues as I have around having to register to get access to information on a web site. Ok for a commercial entity I understand registering the first time but everytime is a bit much, and a not for profit the question is just why? Are they all wantingContinue reading “Email registrations”
Corporate culture and your blog
Regina Miller provides a nice and simply framework for understanding how your blogging fits into your corporate culture. Basically if you look at your corporate culture’s norms and taboos as a 4-sided box (with you in the middle of it) imagine one side made of glass; one side made of steel; one side as aContinue reading “Corporate culture and your blog”
Yahoo! Employee Blog Guidelines
This has been around a bit in the last few days, oh well I am just behind, Yahoo! Employee Blog Guidelines (Via Jeremy Zawodny). While it has the usually boiler-plate type info, admittedly in a Yahoo type format I wanted to summarise their best practice guidelines (in a similar way as I did with IBMs):-Continue reading “Yahoo! Employee Blog Guidelines”
To comment or not comment that is the question
James Farmer has begun to formulate some thoughts on the comments question posed by Mark Bernstein at Blogtalk Downunder, what a debate this will be! Having spent a fair bit of time discussing this with James during the conference it will be interesting to see where this goes and what the rest of blogosphere thinksContinue reading “To comment or not comment that is the question”
Student blogs
The University of Michigan is running a course on blogs, Jeremy Wright is planning to conduct a review of them over the next few days.
Michael Specht 