Has the vast number of social networks slowed down Sun blogging?
One would think that with all the Twittering, Facebooking, FriendFeeding, etc., the Sun blogging growth would have slowed, or at least plateaued. I'm happy to report that it hasn't for Sun.
The steady growth, in my opinion, is primarily due to Sun's culture of openness and transparency. Our team of 5,139 self-appointed bloggers is also a source of inspired growth as they help internally evangelize the value of open conversations in the market place -- specifically, via the use of blogs, wikis, forums, etc.
I'm really happy to report that my good friend, Sun fellow & neighbor, Shereen Fink, is our newest blogger and check out who was first to post a comment on her blog (hint: it wasn't me, but someone you probably know.).
The steady growth, in my opinion, is primarily due to Sun's culture of openness and transparency. Our team of 5,139 self-appointed bloggers is also a source of inspired growth as they help internally evangelize the value of open conversations in the market place -- specifically, via the use of blogs, wikis, forums, etc.
I'm really happy to report that my good friend, Sun fellow & neighbor, Shereen Fink, is our newest blogger and check out who was first to post a comment on her blog (hint: it wasn't me, but someone you probably know.).
As a proud new member of those 5,000+ Sun bloggers, I have to say that Linda's passion and enthusiasm is what finally convinced me this was a worthwhile effort to invest my time in. I'm glad I did because I'm already reaping the benefits! Thanks Linda!
Posted by Shereen on July 30, 2008 at 11:19 AM MDT #
Shereen, my pleasure! :-)
Posted by Skrocki on July 31, 2008 at 11:27 AM MDT #
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Posted by Skrocki on November 06, 2008 at 06:59 AM MST #