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Is this any way to run a company?
In perhaps the biggest indicator of how blogging has changed business, a company`s internal problems between senior employees has boiled over into the much more public blogosphere.Jason Miller from WebProNews covers the issue fairly well here.This is definitely an issue that most of the people here would find interesting. Is it right to complain about another founder of your firm on your private blog? Should disagreements be aired out in hopes of outside validation or discussion? Can blogging help attract potential investors, customers, or equity?Sam Wyman`s personal blog can be found here.Personally, I think most of the people here can take heart that they`d never let things degrade so far as to drag complete strangers into it or be tempted to go on a mini-vacation while they`re the CEO of a company in crisis. But it can still happen to anyone. Free speech guarantees as much, despite non-disclosure agreements. At the least, it`s a good cautionary tale of how getting along can solve serious problems in a company.
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Blogs are wonderful if you (not the submissionguy above) believe in Internet hypeand the goal of free web communication.
I accept that people don`t agree with me(see my score) but I do NOT agree withthe large numbers of Blog community!