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The Wall Street Journal offers to small business startups a very helpful online site -- StartupJournal -- where entrepreneurs can drill down...

If you think the last post was way too cheerleaderish about this web hype, check out the recent announcement by Edelman, the huge worldwide ...

Is the old fashioned press release on its last legs in this Web New World? Not yet, but Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz, a corporate ...

Who in your company comes up with advertising, promotion or PR ideas? No one, you say, because you outsource it to an ad agency or PR firm? ...

Companies toying with the notion of creating video podcasts (vodcasts) should be checking the quality and positioning of videos created by o...

Business executives who dismiss Web 2.0 -- blogs, podcasts, online video, etc. -- as all hype are absolutely correct. The web is much about ...

Can you sum up your company in one word? Probably not. And, you might add, there's no reason to do so. But there is a bit of a marketing...

This is an unsolicited, uncompensated plug for Inc. Magazine, one of the more interesting and helpful business magazines too often pigeon-ho...

Some news articles are easily read and forgotten. But others stick out like giant red fingers pointing the way to the future for the smart b...

On the video blog front, just wanted to show you a sample video from the GE Global Research Blog called Edison’s Desk. Look at it here for t...

When Microsoft was under fire from anti-trust warriors in this country and Europe, Bill Gates continually complained that the company needed...

Are blogs sacrosanct documents that are written and seen by only one person, posted and then left on the Intenet as untouchable history? Som...

Corporate bloggers who like to post while traveling know that the most reliable way to keep the pipeline open is to schlep the old laptop t...

Following up on the Wal-Mart blogging scandal, we’d like to now address the issue of product reviews and recommendations in blog sites. When...

There are three major lessons to be learned from the Wal-Marting Across America “fake” blog scandal that is summed up nicely in this Busines...

We’ve taken on the job of constantly monitoring the “Big Stuff” Radar Screen to let you know about emerging topics or developments that some...

Web 2.0 quickly is creating a new breed of customers – ones who expect and demand an encyclopedic array of data to help them purchase or use...

Don't forget, new bloggers, that any blog you produce should be registered with technorati.com , the most widely used search engine for ...

A few decades ago, lawyers were prohibited from advertising and using the media to solicit business. Ironically, lawyers now are among the p...

As businesses get deep into strategies involving the powerful and sophisticated tools of Web 2.0, it’s important to remember some old and ba...