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David Wyld, a professor at Southeastern Louisiana University’s Department of Management, has written a report for IBM’s Center for The Business of Government titled, The Blogging Revolution: Government in the Age of Web 2.0. The entire report is available via PDF as well as an executive summary, but the hardbound 100-page version can be ordered for [...] I have about a dozen or so word or phrases that Google Alerts looks for and one of them is the phrase “leadership blogging.” Today I got one alerting me to a ZDNet blog post by Phil Windley titled Blogs and the flu: eGovernment in action: Last week, Mike Leavitt, Secretary of Health and Human Services, [...] Today’s Star Tribune South section has a piece on me and my Locally Grown colleagues. They’re not citizen journalists so much as “three citizens shooting our mouths off,” Wigley said. Swearing and faux news happen on Locally Grown, and the co-hosts rarely miss a chance to make fun of their own work, or [...] Nora Ephron has a very funny (and accurate) op-ed piece in yesterday’s NY Times titled The Six Stages of E-Mail. Here’s an excerpt from Stage Four: Disenchantment. Help! I’m drowning. I have 112 unanswered e-mail messages. I’m a writer – imagine how many unanswered messages I would have if I had a real job. Imagine how [...] |
  
  
 
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