I’ve been thinking about an item in a recent survey that says only 20 percent of senior business executives write their own blogs.

A quote often attributed to Robert Frost reads, “If there is no discovery for the writer, there is none for the reader.

Jeremy Mullman has images of Google “Adwords” running in the Chicago Sun-Times.

Later this month, Naked Conversations will hit store shelves.

New SEMPO study, via MarketingVOX, shows a 44% jump in search engine marketing spend with $5.75 billion spent in 2005.

After an obsessively covered keynote address by Google co-founder Larry Page, Google unveiled its one-stop software offering, Google Pack; shortly thereafter, one piece of software vanished from the download page.

For many science fiction fans, the show Battlestar Galactica on the SciFi Channel was a great thing indeed. One thing about creative team involved on the show, they’ve embraced the Internet and it’s many wonders on the net.

Sounds like a simple question, right? Sounds like all prospects have to do is to see they’ve got a problem, find a good solution (your product, hopefully), and plunk their money down.

I’m not sure how scientifically accurate this is, but it sure is fun.

What is a CD Business card? CD business card replication is a relatively new concept.

Okay, since I’m apparently in “2006 doom and gloom” mode here’s another observation that I can re-brand as a 2006 prediction.

Tristan Louis pings me to let me know that Yahoo has acquired WebJay, a site that allows for categorization, editing, listening, and sharing of playlists online.

Microsoft has long made various efforts to show how Windows exceeds Linux in a variety of enterprise situations, but a current advertising campaign by the company showed up in an unlikely place.

Yahoo! and Sheraton Hotels & Resorts have teamed up to provide free wireless access to hotel guests. Initially available only in San Diego, Boston, New York, and Stamford, Connecticut, Yahoo! Link@ Sheraton will be Internet access available in the hotel lobbies, designated lounges and in guest rooms.

CNET announces the best of show, which is a Creative Media Player.

I am going to MacWorld on Friday. Why? To be a little less boring.

Conversations with Experts: How to Build Your Business On and Off-line.

I was just talking with Buzz. We’re both exhausted. I didn’t do much of anything until late in the afternoon today.

Publishers occassionally ask me whether they can send me books so that I can review them.

Interesting news from Rubel. Google is offering a Dell branded homepage on browsers shipped with Dell computers.

Is it just me, or has Feedster been completely useless for over 6 months now?

I smell a trend here. Earlier today, I blogged about the Dell-Google co-branded homepage.