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Re: Blogging behind the firewall (Score:2, Informative)

by dws (341) on 2003.03.28 0:36 (#18457) Homepage Journal

I once saw an early attempt fail, in large part because managers got their hands on the front-page and used it to post management screeds and exhortations (e.g., reminders for people to use meaningful contents when checking in files). Useful content got pushed off into the archives. It didn't take long before people decided it wasn't worth the trouble to even look.
This was before there were well-developed blogging tools (and the expectations that developed along with them).

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