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June 2005
Managing Change Management survey results
Peter de Jaeger is known to me as the man who prepared Canada for the millenium bug. He was everywhere, TV, radio, print. Authoritative, provocative and I think is singlehandedly responsible for the fact that the year 2000 was a non event technologically speaking. So when Peter speaks out about thinking independently - I listen. Challenging as I go out on a sailboat as skipper for a week with a bunch of teenagers. "Master and Commander" comes to mind. Francis Drake was recognized as a Master sailor by his peers. His name was to strike fear into his enemies.
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From here on out comments are enabled. We'll see how long it takes for the spammers to bomb me.
For those who are here legitimately I try not to guess what people are thinking... so feel free to let me know what you have on your mind
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The power of blogs...
This is a wonderful example of the power of blogs for a small business. Here is the story a savy computer user working in an environment where blogging is the norm that messes up and then I think redeems himself. But you check it out.
del.icio.us/tag/webdesign
Sometimes obvious things to blog go right by us. I have been checking on del.icio.us and the web design section for awhile. It always seems to have something of interest.
Poynter Online - The 11 Layers of Citizen Journalism
Poynter Online - The 11 Layers of Citizen Journalism
A wonderful hierarchy of the layers of audience participation. As many companies look at how to participate in the blogosphere, they really are moving into the realm of journalism. Actually maybe this is the blurring of the lines of blogging, PR, marketing and news media. How do we get the information that we need to function and what is the role of the rest of the citizenery in creating that information?
Small milestone
Sometimes you just need to record the small milestones. This is being blogged from my laptop using a linux distribution called Ubuntu through a wireless connection. I had a few issues getting it all working but essentially it was pretty simple.
How To Write Great Titles And Headlines For The Web - Robin Good' Sharewood Tidings
How To Write Great Titles And Headlines For The Web - Robin Good' Sharewood Tidings
Buried at the end of the article is some great advice for anyone who needs to write great web titles. The comment that really caught my eye was the observation that often titles are the only material that someone has to base a reading decision on.
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I can't say that Rob and Sheena were personal friends but I enjoyed my interaction with them as I started up my business and it will be interesting to see how they make out in the rough and tumble world of online entrepreneurs.
Best of Luck!
