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Pat Phelan has a post that brings to light something which is a growing concern. Bloggers being paid to blog about a company or product.

I know personally that he agonized over writing this…

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One of the words you’ll regularly see in my blog posts is the word "client." My agency, Comunicano, represents many of the more cutting edge companies in voice, collaboration, video…

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I dont have the patience to write anything thoughtful via the iPhone’s interface. Guess that’s why people are using twitter. Guess it is time to start using my account…

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I am bored here in chicago’s o’hare airport and I am playing with blogging from my iPhone.
I’ll try a few posts to see how it goes.
I am thinking that it is going to more then frustrating…

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A colleague and friend, Russell Shaw, has passed.  Russell was one of the most prolific bloggers I’ve ever met. I only knew him as a technology blogger, covering VoIP and Blackberry,…

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I’ve been playing with software from a new startup called Jaanix that Jonathan Christensen showed me.   It’s a social tagging, microblogging and rating system, something like a…

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In the "what are they thinking" category, Techdirt reports that Olympic athletes will be forbidden to blog at the Summer Olympics… except outside the venue, and… well, the list…

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BlogFuse launched yesterday with an appropriately Web 2.0 PR blitz, including giveaways on TechCrunch.  BlogFuse is a tool that lets you create a Facebook application from an existing blog. …

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It’s friday, the day I dump my junk mail box and have a chuckle at the latest Nigerian money laundering scams, and the artfully constructed emails exhorting me to take action to "hav…

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It’s day 2 of the Canadian Institute Social Media conference.  It’s a fascinating group of attendees and presenters, mostly drawn from some very large Canadian organizations - government…

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I’ll be speaking next week at the Canadian Institute’s Conference on Social Media.  Chaired by my friend Joe Thornley, this event is a how-to for businesses wanting to employ socia…

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I’m happy to see Ike Elliot blogging. He’s one of the guys who really led Level3 into VoIP,…

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One of the highlights I look forward to every VON is Andy Abramson’s bloggers’ dinner.  It’s a bit of a misnomer in that the dinner is not just for bloggers anymore.  Rather…

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Let’s face it. Traditional media will either adapt or die. Newspapers are feeling it more than any form of old school media so when I saw this story about our client TalkPlus and their just announced…

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Last week I mention how a lot of my clients are blogging. Stuart Henshall picked up on that and wrote a very flattering post that had me blushing. This morning I read how Jangls’ CEO Micha…

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A few years ago the idea of WiFi on trains was a dream of many a commuter. Here in jolly old London, it’s a reality.

The Heathrow Express that makes the journey into Central London from t…

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I’m happier each day when I see the progress so many of my agency’s clients are making when it comes to blogging.

Alec Saunders clearly has been at this the longest with his blog as has Mr…

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Belgium based SipCat, a voice 2.0 company has started to blog, much like the folks at clients Junction Networks, PhoneGnome, iotum, Truphone and GrandCentral as well as our friends at Globa…

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n what appears to be a natural home for him, ex-LightReading scoopster Mark Sullivan is over at PCWorld and now blogging on topical issues.

Mark’s value is that he can communicate to an audienc…