Comments on: Bloglishing? Part 1 http://thedigitalist.net/2008/07/bloglishing-part-1/ a blog by the digital team at Pan Macmillan Tue, 15 May 2012 05:14:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: thedigitalist.net » lifting the veil - will you take a peek? http://thedigitalist.net/2008/07/bloglishing-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-3452 thedigitalist.net » lifting the veil - will you take a peek? Fri, 03 Oct 2008 12:41:41 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=185#comment-3452 [...] and Gold (this is an ambitious ‘bloglishing’ project - you can read more about that here and here, and visit the ‘bloglished’ [...] [...] and Gold (this is an ambitious ‘bloglishing’ project – you can read more about that here and here, and visit the ‘bloglished’ [...]

]]> By: The Age of the Blog « The Scholarly Kitchen http://thedigitalist.net/2008/07/bloglishing-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-687 The Age of the Blog « The Scholarly Kitchen Thu, 17 Jul 2008 10:56:26 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=185#comment-687 [...] come in different flavors. In Part 1 of his “Bloglishing” posts, Bhaskar posits three layers to blogs: the technological, the blog brand, and the publisher brand. [...] [...] come in different flavors. In Part 1 of his “Bloglishing” posts, Bhaskar posits three layers to blogs: the technological, the blog brand, and the publisher brand. [...]

]]> By: ediciona.com » Blog Archive » Los estratos de la blogosfera editorial http://thedigitalist.net/2008/07/bloglishing-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-659 ediciona.com » Blog Archive » Los estratos de la blogosfera editorial Thu, 10 Jul 2008 07:19:04 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=185#comment-659 [...] Pan Macmillan, identifica los distintos niveles que tiene la blogosfera editorial y nos ofrece un minucioso análisis de estos. Las constataciones de The Digitalist parten de la base de que la dinámica de los blogs [...] [...] Pan Macmillan, identifica los distintos niveles que tiene la blogosfera editorial y nos ofrece un minucioso análisis de estos. Las constataciones de The Digitalist parten de la base de que la dinámica de los blogs [...]

]]> By: Michael Bhaskar http://thedigitalist.net/2008/07/bloglishing-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-644 Michael Bhaskar Tue, 08 Jul 2008 09:44:27 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=185#comment-644 Gautum- I very much agree, and I think its a danger with corporate blogs that they get stifled due to the fear of saying something "off message" or the like, and in that sense it's actually quite a risky venture for many companies. There is balancing act between freedom and interest on the one hand, and communicating a companies self image on the other. Not that these are always out of sync of course! What I am really saying is that people are more likely to be listened to- have their blog read- if it has some kind of validation from an outside source e.g. an employer. Glad to hear you like the blog, and great to hear its got you writing. Gautum- I very much agree, and I think its a danger with corporate blogs that they get stifled due to the fear of saying something “off message” or the like, and in that sense it’s actually quite a risky venture for many companies. There is balancing act between freedom and interest on the one hand, and communicating a companies self image on the other. Not that these are always out of sync of course!

What I am really saying is that people are more likely to be listened to- have their blog read- if it has some kind of validation from an outside source e.g. an employer.

Glad to hear you like the blog, and great to hear its got you writing.

]]> By: gautam http://thedigitalist.net/2008/07/bloglishing-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-642 gautam Tue, 08 Jul 2008 03:24:44 +0000 http://thedigitalist.net/?p=185#comment-642 "by an existing institution in the sense that the content is validated by that institution" That might be a dangerous track to take, simply because you'll then have posts vetted by a 'corporation' and in some senses, that is antithetical to the values of bloglishing. That bloglishing is about authenticity and immediacy. That it gives a personal voice to an otherwise nameless, faceless organization. However, bloglishing can serve multiple purposes from an organizations point of view. Some of which may not require such criterion. BTW, great blog. It got our team to start blogging too... http://blog.prathambooks.org/ “by an existing institution in the sense that the content is validated by that institution”

That might be a dangerous track to take, simply because you’ll then have posts vetted by a ‘corporation’ and in some senses, that is antithetical to the values of bloglishing. That bloglishing is about authenticity and immediacy. That it gives a personal voice to an otherwise nameless, faceless organization.

However, bloglishing can serve multiple purposes from an organizations point of view. Some of which may not require such criterion.

BTW, great blog. It got our team to start blogging too…

http://blog.prathambooks.org/

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