Drew B's take on tech PR: Corporate blogging policy

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June 07, 2005

Corporate blogging policy

More firms are now bringing out corporate policies for staff bloggers. They've cottoned on to the fact that blogging is productive and should be harnessed and guided. I can testify that - blogging helps me with media relations, industry networking, story mining and plenty more.

Here's loads of info on the Yahoo policy, and here is the policy document itself.
Here's the IBM one.
Fredrik Wacka has a concise list of firms with policies here.

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