Attending Podcamp Boston this weekend I saw Mark Bernstein's presentation on NeoVictorian Computing, he had some interesting ideas, the main being that people in...

Rob Longert from PepperDigital reviewed the Verizon PolicyBlog for the Fortune 500 Business Blogging wiki. He used Business and Blogging's approach to reviewing blogs,...

Cornelius Puschmann's post, "What corporate blogs look like: JNJ, Chrysler, Palm, Marriott," is interesting because Cornelius uses IBM's Many Eyes visualization website...

It is never easy receiving a negative comment on a corporate blog post. A negative comment may deflate your ego, or raise your blood pressure, especially if the person...

Reading my RSS feeds tonight I was found Cornelius Puschmann's excellent blog, CorpBlawg, he wrote a post about the Google N-gram corpus, and in the course of...

The Boston chapter of the American Marketing Association has a new look for their website, www.amaboston.org. The site looks fresher and has more pictures of members, a...

Ian Lurie, the President of Portent Interactive writes a humorous post about "How To: Write a Really Crappy Business Blog." He gives us thirteen (initially) now sixteen...

Today, a number of social media thinker's gathered together talk at the Cluetrain at 10 event in Palo Alto, including Doc Searls, one of the Cluetrain Manifesto authors....

Jon Keller & Dan Roche from WBZTV.com's new website, 'Declare your curiosity,' answered my question about the character of New Englanders since the Red Sox won the world...

WBZTV.com Boston has launched a citizen comments and investigative reporting suggestion website called Declare Your Curiosity.com. The site aims to encourage local people...