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Some people are robots. The boss say jump. They say how high. The boss says blog and they start posting all this random information. You can even get the morons working from home on a Sunday, as if anybody really cares. Take a day off and enjoy life. The blogosphere can wait until Monday. The opening bell can.
Have a drink and relax. Being a corporate blogger must really suck big time. These are the real dogs of blogs. 24/7 persuasion via the PR Blog. The boss is out having fun, while the flacks blog 'round the clock about nothing. No news today, tired of recycling the NY Times with spin. Search Europe for the latest in blogable drivel and get paid for it.
Posted by: Jim Dermitt | Sunday, August 21, 2005 at 06:03 PM
Thanks for this Steve. Helps with the file we're building to understand what the European market needs needs the BlogOn event we plan to do there next year. Have you seen any numbers on penetration of RSS readers by market? Do you happen to know Chris Taylor?
Posted by: Mike Sigal | Sunday, August 21, 2005 at 09:11 PM