http://www.annezelenka.com/2006/03/business-week-gets-blogging a blog about the connected age Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:36:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.annezelenka.com/2006/03/business-week-gets-blogging#comment-211 gingajoy Tue, 07 Mar 2006 02:05:34 +0000 http://www.annezelenka.com/testbed/2006/03/business-week-gets-blogging#comment-211 thanks for this post, Anne. Very interesting indeed (and I am in total agreement about that AM editor--ugh). i also wonder if this model can be transposed, and made easily available. i currently work with an international scholarly network community (www.h-net.org) and we are exploring precisely these possibilities (amid a lot of hair-pulling). right now it is very similar to what you describe here,if you turn the clock back over a decade and replace blogging with listservs and other clunky pearl-scripted pieces. because it is email driven, it is currently getting blacklisted by yahoo and aol for "spamming." there is a lot of debate right now about how to push the organization forward technologically. we (my outfit) is pushing for purely online communications with a range of options about to receive updates (rss, email alerts, etc). but there is a lot of resistance (people like their email communications). i really do think this could be a matter of life or death for the organization. thanks for this post, Anne. Very interesting indeed (and I am in total agreement about that AM editor–ugh). i also wonder if this model can be transposed, and made easily available. i currently work with an international scholarly network community (www.h-net.org) and we are exploring precisely these possibilities (amid a lot of hair-pulling). right now it is very similar to what you describe here,if you turn the clock back over a decade and replace blogging with listservs and other clunky pearl-scripted pieces. because it is email driven, it is currently getting blacklisted by yahoo and aol for “spamming.” there is a lot of debate right now about how to push the organization forward technologically. we (my outfit) is pushing for purely online communications with a range of options about to receive updates (rss, email alerts, etc). but there is a lot of resistance (people like their email communications). i really do think this could be a matter of life or death for the organization.

]]> http://www.annezelenka.com/2006/03/business-week-gets-blogging#comment-210 Ed Kohler Tue, 07 Mar 2006 00:39:49 +0000 http://www.annezelenka.com/testbed/2006/03/business-week-gets-blogging#comment-210 Great analysis. I've been impressed with their use and understanding of blogging as well. Why don't more journalists get that blogging is a 2-way conversation? Have they done the one-way thing for too long to change? Great analysis. I’ve been impressed with their use and understanding of blogging as well. Why don’t more journalists get that blogging is a 2-way conversation? Have they done the one-way thing for too long to change?

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