A Cymfony/Porter Novelli study reports that “the majority of companies surveyed (76%) indicated that they have noticed an increase in media attention and/or website traffic as a result of their blog(s).”
Read more and download the report here.
According to a study of 100 newspapers done by the Bivings Group, “80 of the nation’s top 100 newspapers offered reporter blogs. On 63 of these blogs, readers could comment on posts written by reporters.”
Found this at the Online News Association’s CyberJournalist.net site.
Instead of spamming all your friends, family, colleagues and enemies with that inspirational message, chain letter, urban myth, or warning about breast cancer you can just post it to your blog. Then we can all just skip that entry instead of having to download and then delete the email message.
I think airline executives should be forced to sit in well-used airplane seats bolted a set distance from their desks.
Also, I apologize profusely to the poor man sitting next to me on the flight to Vancouver Friday. Neither I nor the guy on his other side were able to sit still for more than 13 seconds at a time.