I read the Microsoft's successful blogging stories from naked conversation and bloggers send a warning shot to corporate America. Both stories are about Robert Scoble, the former employee of Microsoft and the co-author of Naked Conversation. It was so good for Microsoft to choose him to talk about Microsoft in his blog. But he left the company and he is still blogging with the same url. Now he just said a few days ago that how fun it was at the Apple Store. Is that still good for Microsoft??
Also, Microsoft only has one official Internet Explore blog explaining about the functions not having used so much, SP2, ControlX, and etc. It seems boring and IT IS boring. It is like a Internet Explore manual nobody uses. Why don't Microsoft do the same thing they did with another Rob Scoble?
Ok. then, check this out The unauthorized Microsoft Weblog. This guy Jason have done a good job giving good information to visitors about Microsoft Windows stuffs. Why can't MS do like this? I absolutely believe that MS can do the better job on this. Is blogging too much for the huge info tech companies? Is that because MS is worried about all the Window users come to there blog and say bad thing about MS? or is that an wise action for MS not to blog so that they can avoid miscellaneous conflicts and problems because they have more major stuffs to care about??
Well,
All the smart kids can enter MS. I hope they figure out soon how to change their business wisely through blogging or the better way. But I don't even imagine what it could be.
p.s whenever I try to work on my laptop for a long time in the library, I ALWAYS forget to bring the adapter.... so stupid...
1 comment:
I think you're right! MS is probably just afraid that people will come to their blog to post bad comments about things like viruses or blue-screens of death. This reminds me of the google blog, which doesn't allow comments. I think the big companies are so afraid, and so paranoid about protecting their reputation/image, that they're simply afraid of their own [very loyal] customer base who might actually have some decent feedback once in a while.
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