CEO & Corporate Blogs in Focus - 11/28/06
A good story about boot-strapping your way to Internet success, from Bob Parsons of GoDaddy.
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Dallas Maverick’s owner Mark Cuban blogs about the limitations of HDTV systems, just in time for Christmas.
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Richard Edelman of Edelman PR muses about Chicago, the city of his birth, in [...]
Corporate Blogs | brandon | 
November 28, 2006 8:27 pm | 
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Who better to comment on the effects of celebrity meltdowns than the head of a PR firm?
Steve Cody, co-founder of public relations firm Peppercom, recently wrote this interesting post on the subject.
Steve’s blog is full of insightful tidbits on marketing, PR and communications in this modern world we live in.
Also worth a read — Steve’s [...]
Corporate Blogs | brandon | November 26, 2006 3:10 pm | Comments (0)
Christopher Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said he was intrigued by the idea of letting companies use Weblogs to disseminate important corporate information.
It seems he even has a favorite blogger. The chairman has invited Sun Microsystems chief Jonathan Schwartz to speak to the SEC about making company disclosures through blogs. Schwartz blogs [...]
Blogs in the News, Corporate Blogs | brandon | 8:34 am | Comments (0)
Alan Meckler, CEO of JupiterMedia, got some coverage recently for using his blog to openly discuss down trends in the company’s stock.
Regardless of where you sit on the blogging fence, you have to admire the man’s honesty. Just look at the frank, anti-sugar-coating manner in which he opens the blog post:
“Seeing your stock price get [...]
Blogs in the News, CEO Blogs | brandon | 8:26 am | Comments (0)
Extreme holiday photo cards? You bet. And who better to deliver them than Kodak?
Tom Koehn, Kodak’s Director of Marketing and Customer Experience, posted the timely tips to Kodak’s company blog. Just in time for the holidays.
Blog URL: http://1000words.kodak.com/
Corporate Blogs | brandon | November 25, 2006 4:27 pm | Comments (0)
If corporate blogs were a popularity contest, I’d vote for The Bovine Bugle. The Bugle is written by “Farmer Jonathan” at Stonyfield Farms, a Vermont-based provider of organic dairy products.
In my opinion, a corporate blog should strive to tear down walls (real or perceived) between company and customer. But so many corporate blogs miss this [...]
CEO Blogs, Corporate Blogs | brandon | 9:37 am | Comments (1)