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New Communications Forum - Blog University

Filed in archive Special Events by Anita Campbell on January 27, 2005

I am out in Napa this week, attending the New Communications Forum "Blog University." I'll be speaking tomorrow morning about blogs and branding.

Torsten Jacobi is also there. Torsten is head of the Creative Weblogging group of which this RFID Weblog is a part. He also publishes a popular blog on venture capital and entrepreneurship.

Read the three posts I made earlier today on the session. Even though they are not about RFID, you may find the insights on blogging valuable:

Blogs vs. Discussion Boards
How to Pitch Bloggers How to Write a Blog

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You are number 20 on my quest to post a comment on every blog in the world.

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Gee, Jordan, I hope you achieve your quest before you die. There are something like 8 million blogs just in the United States alone, according the Pew Internet and American Life study. Go for it!

Best of luck,
Anita

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