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The Spectrum of Vendor Blogs

January 19, 2010 By Stephen 2 Comments

As companies discover blogging and social media, a spectrum of vendor-oriented blogging emerges: Some are more or less open about where they work, some focus on common technology, and others work in marketing. Companies must strive for openness in social media, and bloggers are wise to keep these considerations in mind as they move to new companies! The Vendor Blogging … [Read more...] about The Spectrum of Vendor Blogs

Blogketing (re)Visited

July 23, 2007 By Stephen 6 Comments

The Storage Anarchist asks if corporate blogs are just so much marketing collateral. Well, to me, I always take them with a grain of salt. And not just those that directly emanate from a corporate domain name, either. Remember that Mr. Burke works for EMC and has blogged much more favorably about that company's recent announcements than the jaded industry insiders I talked … [Read more...] about Blogketing (re)Visited

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