Wednesday, April 30, 2003

An interesting article, and even more interesting rebuttal.  I agree with the rebutta! Wireless News: "Why Blogs Haven't Stormed the Business World." This guy totally doesn't get why blogging isn't taking off in the corporate world. It has nothing to do with the tools. It has everything to do with management, who see no value in having their employees writing to each other, or writing directly to customers. Management doesn't want us to blog. They want control. They want their lawyers, and highly-paid execs, and PR people to control the public speech. They don't understand communities. They don't understand networks. They even think there aren't real customers reading this weblog. These are social problems, not technology ones. [The Scobleizer Weblog] 7:04:41 PM     Rogers Cadenhead is working on a new book about Radio: "Radio UserLand Kick Start"   He put a draft of the fist chapter on the Web.  Says Roger: "There's an amazing amount of stuff you can do with the software -- I can't think of another $40 program that supports Internet content management and publishing, information aggregation, programming, object-oriented database storage, and a long list of buzzworthy acronyms: HTTP, HTML, XML, FTP, XML-RPC, SOAP, and RSS." [John Robb's Radio Weblog] 7:01:05 PM

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