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January 06, 2005

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» Gearing up for the New Communications Forum 2005 from NevOn
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» Jeremy Wright: Fired for blogging? Or rewarded? from Wagner's Weblog
Remember Jeremy Wright, who got fired for blogging It's now starting to appear that maybe he didn't get fired for blogging after all, and, even if he did, it might have been for a fairly innoccuous post. Or maybe everything is at it appeared last week,... [Read More]

» Jeremy Wright: Fired for blogging? Or rewarded? from Wagner's Weblog
Remember Jeremy Wright, who got fired for blogging? It's now starting to appear that maybe he didn't get fired for blogging after all, and, even if he did, it might have been for a fairly innoccuous post. Or maybe everything is at it appeared last week... [Read More]

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paul

Do any corporations allow employees to surf the web or write a personal blog on company time? Jeremy is a shameless self promoter, stunts have brought traffic to his blog not content.

Elizabeth

Regardless of his being fired/not fired, I wanted to add a person to the panel who is more strongly identified as a blogger vs. as a journalist, in order to open the debate about the changing nature of journalism. As PR people, pitching and working with bloggers is now part of the game, I think Jeremy will offer some interesting viewpoints on this issue.

paul

Jeremy is a PR guy and his own client.

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