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Blogging and KM

But what if (...) blogging and KM got together? That is, what if we took the technology that allows Bloggers to quickly annotate their journeys through the web with information about the whys and wherefores with a KM system that allowed their organizational colleagues to use the weblogs as a source of expertise?
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O blogging legitimado,
Wired Brasil

Centro de M�dia Independente - Brasil - webcast news
Quadro clandestino � exposto 2 meses na Bienal e ningu�m nota.
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DenhamGrey, dica do PR, um wiki sobre KM.

John Robb, na lista klogs

Time spent.

20 phone calls: A day (including voice mail tag).
200 e-mails: 3-4 hours (relevant e-mails only, including inefficient
repetitive replies due to a lack of viewable archiving).
50 K-logs with 10 posts a day (500 entries): 20 minutes to scan. 20
minutes to post responses.

Finding information.

Phone calls: Limited to voice mail inbox. No record of previous
conversations. Limited to personal interactions.
E-mail: Limited to personal e-mail only. No public archive. Most e-mail
tools have horribly slow search features.
K-Logs: Internet search (Google on the Web or Intranet) extremely fast.
Leverages the contributions of the entire corporation.

Departing employees.

Phone calls: Lost.
E-mail: Lost.
K-logs: Archived for posterity.