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[welcome to my gorgeous world!!] We the Media: Also in California that day, a little known Afghan-American writer named Tamim Ansary sent an impassioned email to some friends. His message was in part cautionary, observing that while America might want to bomb anything that moved in Afghanistan, we couldn’t bomb it back to the Stone Age, as some talk show hosts were urging.
[The Learning Circuits Blog] Informal Learning, Blogs, and Corporations: While going through my email, I decided to click on what was obviously an unsolicited newsletter from a vendor. The concept of an enterprise wiki sucked me in.
[Tom Morris] Okay, all fixed now.: ? In the eyes of bloggers, my sin lay in suggesting that Google is OK at giving access to random... to know, though, what Gorman thinks of the wiki projects.
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[Minimsft.blogspot.com] Mini-Microsoft: . I'll probably stop reading this blog soon, because most of the topics here are rehashes of the same issues, simply restated. But suffice it to say: We do work for the greatest software company in the world. Many love us, and many fear us. We are going through some growing pains. Some of them will be addressed as a result of the top-level reorg and subsequent reorgs that will be announced at lower levels in the future. Some won't be addressed until some of the mediocrity is drained out of the middle-management tier. But as Stephen mentioned in his blog: It will all work itself out. Posting here won't help; the gears are already in motion. If you want to expedite the cranking/turning of those gears, talk to your manager, or HR, or write up an anonymous letter and slip it under your VP or GM's door. :-)
[Buzzmachine.com] BuzzMachine: Brian Oberkirch, who’d just started a weblog business, fled his home in Slidell and, sitting in Dallas, was desperate for news so he started his blog to bring the news to him and his community. He wanted us to make sure we don’t think this disaster is over as we try to prepare for the next one.
[Dix-eaton.com] Dix&Eaton - Kevin Poor: Jakob Nielson has posted "Weblog Usability: The Top Ten Design Mistakes". Yahoo putting blog coverage along side the coverage of tradition media outlets .
[Wsfinder.typepad.com] WSFinder: Ourtalk covered blogging of course, but we also talked alot about Microsoft and how it’s changing in relation to this new Web2.0 worldwe’re entering. One thing that really struck me is that Robert was asmart,nice guy who really just told it like it is (to the extent of not beingboneheaded since he does work for Microsoft).
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