IBM has released its guidelines for corporate bloggers. James Snell at IBM describes the core principles - written by IBM bloggers over a period of ten days using an internal wiki - as a tool that guides "IBMers as they figure out what they're going to blog about so they don't end up like certain notable ex-employees of certain notable other companies." (Via Scoble)
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