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July 18, 2006
Business Week Online is running a column by me, Lessons in Corporate Blogging, aimed at helping companies sort through the pros and cons of launching a blog. It draws on Dell's and Microsoft's recent blogospheric experiences as well as on Apple's modestly framed blog (yes, Apple has a blog).
Also, on my essay blog, Digital Renderings, I've posted "Great Product, Lousy Business," an article that examines why great technological inventions - like the supersonic jet - sometimes go nowhere in the marketplace. This is a slightly revised version of a piece that appeared originally in Strategy & Business.
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Avatars consume as much electricity as Brazilians
The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock's avatar
Flight of the wingless coffin fly
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The end of corporate computing
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