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Cool TechCrunch Finds

One of my new favorite sites is TechCrunch. The sites tracks the coolest Web 2.0 tools, business, and sites. Here’s a couple recent finds: TailRank

January 19, 2006

Ghostwriting Blogs

Everyone seem to have a different opinion on the issue of whether ghost written executive blogs are kosher or not. This discussion shows a number

January 18, 2006

Authenticity

Reading this article about brands creating actual content as a way to grab new consumers made me smile. Companies are aiming for a more authentic

January 18, 2006

Not at all correct

I just came across this site. I nearly jumped out of my skin when I read this definition: Customer Loyalty – A byproduct of customer

January 17, 2006

Rule: See It Through

Being a community advocate/evanglist/supporter at this point in business means that you’re going to constantly be running into brick walls. Colleagues, community members, you name

January 10, 2006

Socialization of the Web

Came across a short but sweet blog post today. The full entry is worth a read, but this bit really stuck out to me: Now

January 10, 2006

What being honest is all about

Imagine saying this to your colleagues. Publicly. But, the behavior of my company in this instance is not right. Guys over at MSN: sorry, I

January 5, 2006

Forum content is protected

Great news on the community front: Nearly a year and a half ago, we wrote about a lawyer who was upset at being mocked on

January 3, 2006

Fan Visits

It’s always great fun for me to read accounts of fans heading to the "mother ship". These two Volkswagen fans have documented their trip to

January 2, 2006

Blingo – a hit again

Blingo has once again proven to be a terrific project. The recently won, Blingo-delivered PSP was quite a hit when my brother opened it for

January 1, 2006

Open and Honest Relationship

One of the many mantras I talk about is "maintain an open and honest relationship". This goes for everyone involved in community work: Community Members

December 29, 2005

IE – more confusion

This is an interesting look at the background on IE development… or lack thereof. You thought the open source geeks hated the Microsoft track record

December 29, 2005