Via GlobeCorp.

Want to see good examples of corporate blogs? Check out the blogs of the Blog Council. This site includes blogs by Coke, Cisco, General Electric, Intel, and the Mayo Clinic.

Via Alltop News and Updates.

“Since their early days, weblogs have been envisioned as a prototype technology for enabling grass-roots knowledge management. However, while experiments with blogging are underway in many businesses, research that could inform them is limited. In this dissertation early adopters of weblogs are studied to develop an understanding of uses of weblogs in relation to work, and to provide insights relevant to introducing blogging in knowledge-intensive environments.

This research focuses on describing the blogging practices of knowledge workers. It is guided by a framework that provides a view of what knowledge work entails and includes tasks, the essence of one’s work, and enabling personal knowledge management activities, such as developing one’s knowledge and relationships over time.”

Read more at Mathemagenic…

Just go to http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/22/blogging-in-a-post-campaign-world/ and look under Related Posts: there’s a link to one of our recent posts. Fabulous. And thanks to Google Alerts for the notification.

Rendez-vous sur http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/22/blogging-in-a-post-campaign-world/ et constatez par vous-même: un post du blog b-spirit référencé dans la rubrique “Related Posts”. Enorme. Et merci aux Google Alerts.

Blogging has moved away from a niche activity to such an extent that it has spawned it’s own service industry. There are numerous activities and companies supporting the blogger.

The market is huge, with hundreds of millions of blogs in existence and thousands more being created each day, there is an insatiable need for blogging skills, something the experienced blogger can use to their financial advantage.

Read more at ProBlogger…