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GM’s Bob Lutz, blogger and global vice chairman, is writing the foreword to The Corporate Blogging B

by Debbie Weil | Oct 27, 2005 | CEO Bloggers, Fortune 500 Blogs, In the News, The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

Speaking of blog writing by CEOs (or top execs), this is cool… I’m thrilled to announce that Bob Lutz, GM’s vice chairman of global product development, is writing the Foreword to my book, The Corporate Blogging Book (Penguin Portfolio). Bob is...

GM’s Bob Lutz, blogger and vice chairman, is writing the Foreword to The Corporate Blogging Book

by Debbie Weil | Oct 26, 2005 | CEO Bloggers, In the News, The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized, Writing

This is cool. I’m thrilled to announce that Bob Lutz, GM’s vice chairman of global product development, is writing the Foreword to my book. Bob is GM’s most high-profile blogger, as you probably know. I guess you could call him one of the first...

GM’s Bob Lutz, blogger and vice chairman, is writing the foreword to The Corporate Blogging Book

by Debbie Weil | Oct 26, 2005 | The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

This is cool. I’m thrilled to announce that Bob Lutz, GM’s vice chairman of global product development, is writing the Foreword to my book. Bob is GM’s most high-profile blogger, as you probably know. I guess you could call him one of the first...

And the sub-title of The Corporate Blogging Book is…

by Debbie Weil | Oct 26, 2005 | The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

The Penguin folks and I have gone round and round on this one. Not disagreeing, mind you. Just trying to nail something that, er, felt right. Interestingly, the final choice is surprisingly close to many of the suggestions offered by over 100 loyal WordBiz Report...

So what could your organization do with a blog?

by Debbie Weil | Oct 25, 2005 | The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

In writing the chapter called “What Your Organization Could Do With a Blog” I’ve rounded up all the usual suspects. A partial list: Blogging as a complement to (or replacement for) traditional PR Blogs as the new corporate Web site Blogs and...

Blooking vs. book writing… sigh

by Debbie Weil | Oct 13, 2005 | The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

Oh, if only it were this easy to write a book. I just “exported” the contents of my BlogWrite For CEOs blog into a text file; then turned it into a Word doc. 404 pages. 82,097 words. That covers the almost one year I’ve been blogging at BlogWrite...
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