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Corporate Blogs List

Wiki with a list of Corporate Blogs...

Recently added:
Outsell (online media consulting) - http://now.outsellinc.com/
Cheskin - http://weblog.cheskin.net/
Red Hat:
Red Hat Executives Blog - http://blogs.redhat.com/executive
Red Hat People Blog - http://blogs.redhat.com/people
Red Hat Intern Blog - http://blogs.redhat.com/intern/
Red Hat Magazine Editor's Blog - http://blogs.redhat.com/magazine/
EDS (Electronic Data Systems Corp.): EDS' Next Big Thing Blog - http://www.eds.com/sites/cs/blogs/eds_next_big_thing_blog/default.aspx
Edelman - Christopher Hannegan, SVP, U.S. Director of Employee Engagement: Employee Engagement - http://www.edelman.com/speak_up/empeng/
The Security Awareness Company (Interpact, Inc.) - Security Awareness for Ma, Pa and the Corporate Clueless
Associates Consulting Group (investment banking) - http://associatesconsultinggroup.blogspot.com/
Reprise Media (Search Engine Marketing) - http://searchviews.com/

For the full, and evolving, list...click here.

Other resources:
How Many Fortune 500's Blogging? - Jeremy Wright, Ensight
European Corporate Blogs, a list maintained by Fredrik Wackå
Business Blog Consulting - examples of business blogs
A List of Business Blogs maintained by Darren Rowse
Biz Blogs (sans Consultants), maintained by students from Auburn University
SEE ALSO:
The Product Blogs List
The CEO Blogs List
BizBlogConsultants

Wiki Inventor Pitches Openness to Content Managers

Ed Cone interviews Wiki's Jimmy Wales

"Wikis are really a social innovation, not a technological one."

Blogboro's own Ed Cone interviews the creator of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales, who will be attending the ConvergeSouth conference in Blogsboro (Greensboro, NC) in October. Read this excellent interview, then sign up for the conference, which still has room for you and yours. Speakers include:
Amanda Congdon - Rocketboom
Michael Brown - Cobb
Dave Winer - Scripting News
Ed Cone - EdCone.com
Jimmy Wales - Wikipedia
Tiffany Brown - BlackFeminism.org
Sandy Carmany - Political Blogging
Nancy McLaughlin - Front Pew
David Hoggard - Hoggs Blog
Ruby Sinreich - Orange Politics
Ted Vaden - columnist (News & Observer)
John Robinson - The Editor's Log
Lex Alexander - Lex Files
Bob Steele

Wikis, Weblogs and RSS: What Does the New Internet Mean for Business?

Knowledge@Wharton


FROM THE WEBSITE:
The Internet may be entering a new phase that will decentralize control inside companies, enable employees to collaborate more easily, and drive efficiency. But corporations that want to use the web strategically to build corporate value will not just need to make radical cultural changes, they may also need to master a new vocabulary with terms such as Wikis (software that allows anyone to update and edit web pages instantly and democratically); Weblogs (online journals more commonly known as blogs); and RSS (really simple syndication) feeds, which distribute content from the Internet.

Arcane as these terms may sound to anyone but the initiated, the technology behind them is hardly fancy. Wikis, blogs and RSS feeds are relatively simple tools that will have a huge impact on the way people -- and companies -- communicate and do business. So how is the Internet changing? How can companies seek to understand the technological effects of these changes? And what cultural adaptations should companies make to capture value from these new tools?

Read and learn about your future.

Ed Cone, Tech Pioneer

With blogging by businesses and organizations getting lots of media love...a look back at what may have been the first national magazine article on the topic, and certainly the best headline I ever got past an editor. (The Scoble column did not include the use of blogs as project and knowledge management tools within the enterprise -- that came later, and such blogs and wikis are still widely ignored by the press in favor of the outward-facing sites.)

Ed has been covering technology, blogging and related topics for many years in national publications, and is a columnist and blogger in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Some interesting wiki

Podcasting
Godcast
Skypecasting
PODS
Blogcast
Mobcasting
Autocast
Pod
Bloggercon
Audioblogging
Egocasting
Broadcatching
Folksonomy
Flash fiction
News aggregator
Atom (standard)
RSS (file format)
List of Internet stations
MP3 blog
Digital video
Geocaching
Weblog
BitTorrent
IPod
List of portmanteaux

Building Community With Wikis and Weblogs and Other Forums

SWOT Team


Summary of Advice Received

Before determining which marketing vehicle is most appropriate, understand that successful B2B marketing starts with the premise that business people buy when they trust that the perceived value is applicable to them and comes from a stable company. Our responses mirror the four main points of this mantra:

Earn trust.
Show value.
Establish relevancy.
Demonstrate stability.
Once you understand this concept, determine how it will best fit within each of your activities. Doing so should help you decide which particular collateral format works best. Below, you’ll find a chart based on information from our readers that lists which particular marketing vehicle is best suited for specific situations. Josie, we hope this will make your selection process easier!

Preparations For Global PR Blog Week 2 0 Have Started

Global PR Blog Week 2.0 is an online conference on how new media technologies are changing the practice of public relations and corporate communications. We're talking weblogs and participatory journalism, wikis, podcasting, and RSS

When: Sometime between May and October 2005.
Where: On the web, at http://www.globalprblogweek.com
Who: People interested in the subject of the conference. You don't have to be a blogger in order to participate.
How: There are many decisions to be made: what topics should be excluded, if the numbers of postings/participant should be limited, how to select postings/authors, who will make the selection and on what criteria, and so on.
1) If you want to participate in the decision making process, subscribe to the discussion list available here.
2) If you DON'T want to participate in the decision process, but you DO WANT to participate in the event, then please send an e-mail to Constantin Basturea (cbasturea at gmail.com) or Elizabeth Albrycht (ealb at ampcomm.com) with the title of the article/ posting/ podcast you want to contribute, and we'll add it to a special page on the NewPR Wiki.

Get Updates If you want to get updates about the event, you can:
-Watch the discussion list:
-Subscribe to last year's offering:

How to be a journalist

News-Record.com: The Lex Files

Via LexFiles, who guides us through the CJR wiki...