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» Torture by sugar-water from Kingsley 2.0
Dear Steve Rubel and Jeff Jarvis, if Dells blog sucks, why dont you let it suck in its own quiet corner. Ignore it as you would ignore any other sucky blog. Hating on it reinforces the message that a good way to become popular is t... [Read More]

» Dell starts (something like) a company weblog from Site-9 Weblog by Bjoern Ognibeni
Remember the Dell Hell ? The first time Dell encountered blogs and the fact that consumers now are able to influence a company's public image in a very significant way. Looks like Dell is now trying to join the conversation with their own company weblo... [Read More]

» Dell Blog Clueless from The Mike Abundo Effect
Dell's blogging. They still don't get it. They should read this. [Read More]

» Dell's unorthodox blog from Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog
A few days ago, Dell quietly launched a corporate blog, called one2one. Mixing words and video, it's designed to let various Dell employees talk about Dell products and services - and to share their enthusiasm for the company with customers. "Like ever... [Read More]

» Dell Launches Corporate Blog, one2one from ReveNews - Jimmy Daniels
This is a move that I will say I am stunned by, Dell has launched a blog. It's called one2one and it's their first actual attempt at communicating with us. Never thought I would've seen it, heck, I had trouble... [Read More]

» Dell Launches one2one from Jimmy Daniels
Dell is finally joining the blogging world, can you believe it? I cant. Wonder why the big change now, did they finally get a consultant in there who knows about the power of blogging and the conversation everyone can have, with or... [Read More]

» Dell's unorthodox blog from Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog
A few days ago, Dell quietly launched a corporate blog, called one2one. Mixing words and video, it's designed to let various Dell employees talk about Dell products and services - and to share their enthusiasm for the company with customers. "Like ever... [Read More]

» Dell's starting a blog, and has hired Dave Winer as an expert in two-way conversation from Those Bastards!
From Jeff Jarvis: But seriously, folks, the first step in blogging is not writing them but reading them. The conversation is already happening out there without you. Join in that conversation. Dell continues to believe that it can control the conversat... [Read More]

» Real People are Here and We're Listening from one2one
Yesterday was the first official day of Dell’s one2one weblog and already Jeff Jarvis and Steve Rubel... [Read More]

» Don't believe in the power of the blogosphere? Dell starts a blog, presumably in response to Jeff Jarvis's Dell Hell from BlogWrite for CEOs
Dell just started blogging at one2one. And they're responding positively, thus far, to a snarky blog post from big name blogger Jeff Jarvis and a critical, but thoughtful, post by Steve Rubel. (And a more measured riff from Robert Scoble.) [Read More]

» Dells Blogging, Are you listening? from Thatedeguy
Dell computers has joined the blogosphere.  This has, of course, started quite the little conversation around the sphere.  Steve Rubel seems to have noticed it first, and Jeff Jarvis seems to have picked up his Dells customer support su... [Read More]

» Il blog di Dell from SKY TG24 "Reporter Diffuso"
Dell ha aperto un blog. Bene. I primi passi però non sono in linea con le attese di Steve Rubel (nella foto). Male. Rubel, che in materia di PR è un'autorità online, ha subito precisato cosa va e cosa non [Read More]

» Dell gets the cold shoulder from Pronet Advertising
Dell has launched a new corporate blog, one2one, but rather than the traditional warm welcome most major corporate blogs receive Dell's has received nothing but a fierce kick-in-the-ass. Surely by now you've seen or read about the whole fiasco. [Read More]

» Corporate Blogging Challenges from Listening Post
Dell recently launched one-to-one and thus another corporation has entered the blogosphere. The follow-on eruption in posts inside the blogosphere occured as expected with they entry of such a big name corporation. See posts from Scoble, Shel Israel, N... [Read More]

» Dell Launches a Blog - The Backlash is Immediate from Search Engine Marketing Blog from Elixir Systems
Dell have just launched a blog but in name only. Observers such as Jeff Jarvis at [Read More]

» Corporate Blogging: How Many Worms are in Your Can Man? from The Messaging Times
WELL, THE BIG NEWS this week is that Dell has launched their first corporate blog, one2one. This is a wonderful case study for businesses around the world to follow from day one. Can a blog improve a significantly tarnished public image? Not too long b... [Read More]

» Dell Hell freezes over from TechBlog
Will wonders never cease! Dell is blogging! If you recall, a Dell spokeswoman once told me that customers have to come to Dell for a conversation, not vice versa. The company's now making a run at joining the blogosphere, but... [Read More]

» Blogging Into A Buzz-Saw : The New Dell Blog from The Commerce360 Blog
There was a time not long ago, when if a $60B company that happened to be the (or one of the) largest PC manufacturers in the world started blogging, Jeff Jarvis, Steve Rubel, and Robert Scoble would have had to... [Read More]

» Le blog corporate de Dell USA from pointblog.com
Le blog officiel du constructeur américain d'ordinateurs Dell vient d'ouvrir : "One 2 One Direct" sous titré "Conversations with Dell". Comme le remarquait hier mardi l'un des contributeurs du blog, Lionel Menacha, Digital Media Manager chez Dell, l'accue... [Read More]

» Le blog corporate de Dell USA from pointblog.com
Le blog officiel du constructeur américain d'ordinateurs Dell vient d'ouvrir : "One 2 One Direct" sous titré "Conversations with Dell". Comme le remarquait hier mardi l'un des contributeurs du blog, Lionel Menacha, Digital Media Manager chez Dell, l'accue... [Read More]

» Dell's starting a blog, and has hired customer service guru Dave Winer as an expert in two-way conversation from Those Bastards!
From Jeff Jarvis: But seriously, folks, the first step in blogging is not writing them but reading them. The conversation is already happening out there without you. Join in that conversation. Dell continues to believe that it can control the conversat... [Read More]

» Blasting the new kid on the blogging block from Mike's Points
My youngest son (5yoa) can easily become frustrated when he tries something new. He'll give up quickly and be reluctant to try again. Everytime that happens, my wife and I explain to him that he will get better, that people... [Read More]

» Leçons de blog d'entreprise : de la spontanéité from padawan.info/fr
Forte de ses quelques années d'existence, la blogosphère a développé une sorte de sagesse collective et de valeurs que d'aucuns (y compris votre serviteur) vous conseillent d'observer soigneusement et d'adopter s'il vous vient l'idée de lancer un blog ... [Read More]

» Dell Hell freezes over from TechBlog
Will wonders never cease! Dell is blogging! If you recall, a Dell spokeswoman once told me that customers have to come to Dell for a conversation, not vice versa. The company's now making a run at joining the blogosphere, but... [Read More]

» Dell Starts Corporate Blog from Small Business Blogging
At last Dell has made the first attempt to actually communicate with the community and its users by launching a blog called one2one. It has been some time since the Dell Hell problem and the recent Dell Laptop explosion and most blogge... [Read More]

» Are We Having Fun Yet? Heck Yeah! from Dell one2one
Today, Jeff Jarvis says we need to post more frequently, and I agree with him. There’s a reason... [Read More]

» Dell's starting a blog, and has hired customer service guru Dave Winer as an expert in two-way conversation from Those Bastards!
From Jeff Jarvis: But seriously, folks, the first step in blogging is not writing them but reading them. The conversation is already happening out there without you. Join in that conversation. Dell continues to believe that it can control the conversat... [Read More]

» Dell's starting a blog, and has hired customer service guru Dave Winer as an expert in two-way conversation from Those Bastards!
From Jeff Jarvis: But seriously, folks, the first step in blogging is not writing them but reading them. The conversation is already happening out there without you. Join in that conversation. Dell continues to believe that it can control the conversat... [Read More]

» CGM Week in Review: Dell Enters the Conversation from cgm
In this first to know, first to tell blogging world, it's hard to resist the temptation to drop commentary the second news or a key development breaks. On one hand bloggers often maximize their so-called social-currency by being the first [Read More]

» Wrongo! Dell-Hell Revisited from The Commerce360 Blog
My earlier comments on Dell's jump into the blogosphere and the reaction it got from some of the blogerati got quoted (with a slight mis-spelling in the attribution) over at MarketingProfs, by B.L. Ochman of the WhatsNextBlog. As a fan... [Read More]

» Brands Blogging versus Intermediaries from ReveNews - Wayne Porter: Greynets, Malware, Adware & Spyware Research- E-commerce
Recently Dell has come underfire for their "one2one.dell.com" blogging campaign. You can search Technorati if you wish, the critics (love them), are out in full force with shock batons and anti-Dell mace. It is good Dell is trying to enter the conversa... [Read More]

» Dell's starting a blog, and has hired customer service guru Dave Winer as an expert in two-way conversation from Those Bastards!
From Jeff Jarvis: But seriously, folks, the first step in blogging is not writing them but reading them. The conversation is already happening out there without you. Join in that conversation. Dell continues to believe that it can control the conversat... [Read More]

» Business blogging lessons: on being spontaneous from padawan.info
Over the past few years, the blogosphere has grown some sort of collective wisdom and values that you are told... [Read More]

» Corporate Blogging Challenges from Kalivo
Dell recently launched one-to-one and thus another corporation has entered the blogosphere. The follow-on eruption in posts inside the blogosphere occured as expected with they entry of such a big name corporation. See posts from Scoble, Shel Israel, Nic [Read More]

» Corporate Blogging Challenges from Kalivo
Dell recently launched one-to-one and thus another corporation has entered the blogosphere. The follow-on eruption in posts inside the blogosphere occured as expected with they entry of such a big name corporation. See posts from Scoble, Shel Israel, Nic [Read More]

» On cars and bandwagons from VANTAN.ORG: The Daily Weblog
Think of a car. When it was first invented, everybody wanted to sit in one (I assume. Just humour me). People don't care so much where the car takes them Or whether it gives them a quality ride. It's just... [Read More]

» Edelman, Rubel, Wal-Mart: "Let's wait and see what the facts are before we post" from PRspeak
Good PR schools were teaching the value ofquickly and honestly communicating with audienceslong before the spotlight of blogs forced people to think about responding toa situationin immediate terms.It's not a new or ... [Read More]

» Dell's direct2dell blog is a year old, and they've learned a lot about their customers from Satisfy Me
Dell's direct2dell blog is a year old, and the blog's keeper, Lionel Menchaca, has posted his insight [Read More]

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