In an article about the power of blog marketing destinationCRM.com has included this interesting graphic breaking down the anatomy of a corporate blogger.

We’ve decided to put our money where our collective mouths are and launch a Fortune Interactive corporate blog.

In describing the ideal attributes of a corporate blogger Richard Edelman inadvertently creates a visual picture of tomorrow’s PR professional.

The New York Times reports that indie bloggers are getting courted by corporations. Some interesting nuggets from the story…

WCBSTV.com reports that President Bush has again been Google Bombed. A simple trick that takes advantage of the way Google ranks web pages …

For many businesses a corporate blog is seen as an external marketing or PR tool used to create conversations and relationships with people outside the organization.

Shares dropped 70 cents before Jupitermedia announced after market-close that revenues and net income grew for the company in the third quarter.

The question comes up at every event or pitch – “how will our blog get noticed among the throngs of millions?” Good question.

The New York Times captured the whole new era of customer evangelism with blogs.

If you’re behind a company firewall, there’s an increasing chance that you’re not able to read this-or any other-blog.

The buzz generated around corporate blogging has seen tremendous growth in recent times. Corporate ears perked up especially high following AOL’s acquisition of Weblogs, Inc., but, warns one writer, corporate blogging is not a willy-nilly investment. There’s a right way and a wrong way to blog.

In many organizations, corporate communication doesn’t get a lot of respect. The intranet gives a rare opportunity for corporate communication to get the respect it deserves.

We all know how popular blogs have become, especially in the past few years. Millions of blogs are being created and read every day. As such, many companies see the potential and are jumping on the bandwagon. Unfortunately, an ill-conceived corporate blog strategy can generate lawsuits, angry customers or employees and a bad brand experience.

Stephen Baker at BusinessWeek writes The business blog backlash is nigh. Well, that’s cause many people got into blogging for the wrong reasons.

It’s been a long time coming but the wait is nearly over (and well worth it). If you haven’t been following MySQL 5.0 development very closely …

I do a lot of work for Lawrence Ragan Communications. And when I say a lot, I mean, well, a lot.

While you’re on a business trip, you use the hotel or conference room wireless network to check news and request an upgrade. A hacker exploits a new and un-patched operating system vulnerability to install a rootkit (a virtually undetectable infection).

Companies have been branding their collateral materials such as letterhead, envelopes, business cards, etc. for years.

A beta version of the company’s Enterprise RSS Services Platform offers a customizable experience to businesses.

With the advent, in recent years, of high-tech conference centers boasting amenities seen before only at hotels and resorts, companies are increasingly choosing to conduct their training sessions at off-site locations. However, all venues are not the same, and consequently it has never been more important for companies to choose the right conference center for their corporate training programs.

In its 18 July edition, Red Herring magazine has a good feature article about RSS in the enterprise, focusing in particular on NewsGator and what Red Herring says is its emerging market leadership …