Check Out the Workplace Weblog: The Nub

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Google Rankings and a Novel Weblog Idea

Scott Allen, whom some of you may know from Online Business Networking contacted me recently about a recent experience in using a Weblog to achieve high Google rankings. (See Related: Case Study)

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Seattle Times' New Weblog

The Seattle Times: Editorials & Opinion: STop Weblog

I'm sitting here reading the Sunday Seattle Times and my fiancée' hands me a story entitled "Comm 101: Cable News and Heeere's blogging" by James Vesely- the editor of the Time's editorial page.

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Making Sense of Weblogs in the Intranet

This 5mb, 52 page .pdf presentation by Michael Angeles, provides some great points regarding how weblogs can help knowledge management efforts in corporations.

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Hospital Intranets and Weblog Technology

I was recently pointed to a site called Asterisk that's the personal weblog of Keith Robinson.

In a recent entry titled A Movable Type Intranet keith writes about implementing Movable Type as a content management system for a *hospital* Intranet.

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Read This: Blogging the Market- A Paper

OK- this paper is not a short read- the .pdf is over 80 pages. However- I sincerely encourage you to take the time to read it if you are interested in using or understanding weblogs and business.

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Case Study: Using a Weblog to Achieve #1 Rankings in Google

This is a case study documenting best practices in using a weblog to achieve #1 rankings in Google. Below you will find a link to a .pdf file as well as the complete text of the case study as a weblog entry.

Download the PDF Here (90kb, 1 page)

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Survey Results: 610 Webloggers Surveyed

Blog News for Bloggers :: Blogging Survey Results

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John Patrick: Weblogs and Business

John Patrick is the former VP of Internet Technology at IBM- and a believer in the power of Weblogs in Business. This interview is one of the best I've read on the subject.

There are so many things I want to quote from the article, but I'll just provide one here:

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What is a Blogroll? Why Would I Want One?

Below I hope to provide a plain English explanation of Blogrolls and their power in the Weblog community.

My definition: A blogroll is a listing of websites that often appear as links on weblogs. This list of links is used to relate the site owner's interest in or affiliation with other webloggers.

 

Note: Let me start by saying that “blogrolling” is a brand. Jason DeFillippo of Blogrolling.com created a tool that has become a standard for easily adding links to a web site. Like Kleenex is to facial tissue, Blogrolling is to related links on weblogs. For simplicity sake, I’ll refer to the related links as a “blogroll” from this point on.

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