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Can Social Media Save Red Herring?
Posted on August 12th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
Red Herring, the tech industry’s essential source for Silicon Valley venture capital news and buzz during the go-go ‘90s but since fallen on...

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How to Be a Successful Blogger: The Scrupski Rules
Posted on August 2nd, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
Susan Scrupski, one of the brightest (and nicest) people I’ve met in my Enterprise Web 2.0 adventures, recently became Chief of Appli...

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Living the Social Media Values at SAP
Posted on July 26th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
It’s a cold day in hell pretty rare when a large company invites bloggers to sit in on (and actively participate in) a real working...

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Deborah Weil and the Art of the Fake
Posted on July 13th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
The rapid ascension of social media as a force in marketing and public relations has produced a nasty culture shock among communications professionals.  Fo...

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Attention Business Bloggers: Big Brother is Watching
Posted on July 11th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
You knew it was only a matter of time.  Techrigy Inc., a Rochester, New York startup, has launched a new “social media compliance product” cal...

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FreshBooks Opens API; Lets in Some Fresh Air
Posted on June 28th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
The Enterprise Web 2.0 revolution has been a godsend to small and midsized companies.  Inexpensive, web-based tools and services mean the lit...

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Where Have I Been?
Posted on May 10th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
As regular readers of this blog (I’m planning to write both of you a thank you note soon) may have noticed, I haven’t been writing a ...

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Whose Content is It Anyway? A Response to Brian Oberkirch
Posted on April 17th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
Brian Oberkirch and I had an ugly dustup yesterday over his having used Social Media Today, a web site I facilitate that pulls togetherR...

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E 2.0 Breakthrough in Europe: Trampoline Systems Raises $5.8 Million
Posted on March 15th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
One of our favorite social software startups (See profile), London-based Trampoline Systems has become the first European “Enterprise 2.0” software developer to receive major i...

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Introducing the Social Media Content Audit
Posted on March 12th, 2007 on Enterprise Web 2.0
One of the most formidable barriers to the widespread adoption of social media tools within enterprises is fear of failure.   What if we ma...

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