Why Ghost Blogging Is Wrong
A few months ago, following a presentation I gave on ethics at Centennial College, I wrote a post on the...
What’s Your Focus?
Something useful to remember: That’s my focus. Every time I write a post I think about which of the segments...
Blogging vs. Twitter – Commitment and Effort – Another Perspective
I recently received an excellent comment on my recent post Blogging vs. Twitter: A Different Kind of Commitment from Doc Kane (@dockane on...
Rethinking Blogger Relations
Is blogger relations worth it? Is the ROI sufficient to justify the investment? I’ve written a few times in the...
Blogging vs. Twitter: A Different Kind of Commitment
Talking with Michael O’Connor Clarke the other day, we both commented on a trend we’ve both observed recently: Corporations seem...
Live-Blogging Breaking News – A Good Idea?
Yesterday morning, at roughly 10:45am, a gunman opened fire in a subway station in downtown Toronto. That incident alone was...
Blogs Aren’t Inherently Trustworthy
Back in December, Forrester set off a bit of a blog storm when Josh Bernoff reported that consumers trust company...
My Top Twelve Posts Of 2008
Looking back over all 220+ posts I've written this year, you really can see my life reflected my posts. So, here's a quick look back at my 2008 via my favourite posts from each month in the year.
Criticism Is Good
Over the last few days I’ve seen several “social media” figureheads take a distinctly anti-social approach to feedback they’ve received online....
Bring Twitter Onto Your Blog With Chat Catcher
If you’re anything like me, and you’re sometimes frustrated by trying to track conversations about you all over the web,...
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