In the latest issue of eWeek, Matt Hicks asks two critical questions:

Well, we”re certainly pleased about it, if more than a little surprised! After being live just three days (for those of you new here, the older posts are our newsletter articles converted to the blog format), the Online Business Networking Blog has been named

Kudos to the Seattle Times” Paul Andrews for his piece,

Success breeds success, and it is highly likely that so long as they keep doing what they”re doing, the current A-list bloggers will continue to be at the top of the list. So, what’’s a new blogger to do? Technorati currently tracks about 1.5 million blogs. What’’s going to happen when they [...]

The different kinds of social software have different personalities. Find the one that best matches your personality.

Many new bloggers don”t realize the impact that back-end technologies like Technorati and Trackback have on the nature of blog communication. While on the service, they appear to be a one-way communication medium—just a simpler way to do web publishing—they are, in reality, a conversation.
Joi Ito points out that many people are surprised to [...]

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According to Red Herring,

In light of a recent conversation on Ryze about social networking and interoperability, which all started with Sean McCullough’’s excellent post laying out his ideas for social networking interoperability requirements, I was pretty fascinated to read this morning about Ayala Alternative Organizational Consulting’’s plans for building an