Month: February 2007

Corporate blogs the Cisco way
Content Marketing

Corporate blogs the Cisco way

Corporate blogs the Cisco way. OK, I’m ready to admit to it, I am a Cisco fan and I really think it’s a great company. I was lucky enough to be their counterpart at Orange Business Services for three years running and I am very proud of what we did…
IBM Dutch Arm (Nearly) Takes Corporate Blogging To Next Level
social media & social networks

IBM Dutch Arm (Nearly) Takes Corporate Blogging To Next Level

IBM ‘s Dutch Arm has almost created a best practice in the field of Corporate Blogging. Close but no cigar, however.  The world of large Multinational Corporations is hardly thought of as a place for entrepreneurship and risk. And indeed, there aren’t so many best practices in the world of Corporate…
Are there any tangible signs that Web 2.0 is another bubble?
social media & social networks

Are there any tangible signs that Web 2.0 is another bubble?

Since the beginning, the Web 2.0 craze has triggered thoughts by many an observer as to whether the concept was a fad, a bubble or even just a rehash of earlier Internet ideas that failed. As in this recent WSJ article, debating this subject is pretty much a matter of…
IT in Japan: a survey of IT in the land of the rising sun
Web, Internet and the Economy

IT in Japan: a survey of IT in the land of the rising sun

IT sector in Japan. Michael Thulin is providing access to a few studies which help us understand what the status of broadband subscribers is like in the world and how countries compare to each other (see an excerpt on the left-hand side). IT in Japan: a survey of IT in…
4,300 major contributors maintain Wikipedia regularly
Web, Internet and the Economy

4,300 major contributors maintain Wikipedia regularly

This is a question I had had for a long time. One felt that online collaboration was becoming mainstream. Still, I had my doubts about the sheer mass of users who were major contributors to a project like the much publicised Wikipedia. Q: Who maintains Wikipedia? A: 4,300 major contributors…
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