
That got me thinking (thanks for the thoughtful article, David). Is David right? Are corporate blogs hampered by nature, or can they be as varied and outspoken and risk-taking in their posts as any other type of blog?
I think that in general, corporate blogging is more restrained and controlled than non-corporate blogging, but I also think that the reasons for that have more to do with inexperience and fear than with inherent limitations of freedom of expression.
Blogs are changing the way companies do business - so far, thousands of small and large companies have started blogs and enjoyed greater success by using them well (or, in some cases, failure due to poor use of a business blog).
Do you agree with David Bowen? Leave your thoughts below.