Comments on: Journal of Employee Communications unable to grasp simple communications!

By: Tom Raftery

Tom Raftery — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 17:34:46 +0000

David – thanks for stopping by and commenting.

I hate to interrupt your chortling to introduce a fine point

I hope I didn’t come across as chortling at any point in the post – I was, in fact, appalled.

while I could have inserted links and turned it into a forum for conversation… Iâ€™m kind of busy writing the next…

You were too busy writing to insert links? In the time it took you to pen this comment, you could have inserted the links and if you had enabled comments, all the discussion would have taken place on your site and you wouldn’t be visiting sites like this all over the Internet trying to keep up with comments.

By: David Murray

David Murray — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 16:24:57 +0000

Good tidings!

I hate to interrupt your chortling to introduce a fine point, but I must: The original piece, rude though I admit it was, was an editor’s letter in this here Journal I edit. It was leaked out by an author who had gotten an advance copy. I had someone at Ragan put it up so people could read the whole text.

So yes, while I could have inserted links and turned it into a forum for conversation, the fact that I didn’t doesn’t mean I’m a knuckle dragger. Just that I’m kind of busy writing the next hopelessly outdated issue of my hopelessly outdated magazine for my hopelessly outdated paying subscribers!

Cordially,

David Rutherford Murray

By: Pure Play

Pure Play — Sun, 09 Apr 2006 14:59:56 +0000

A delicious irony

During the week Tom Raftery worked up a lather about the editor of a traditional communications journal and the editors inability to get blogging. This is another tale of the unexpected that involves a business in the US whose goal

By: Bernie Goldbach

Bernie Goldbach — Sat, 08 Apr 2006 07:16:11 +0000

It’s all part of a trend–the trend that you’re cool if you’re able to force all communications down channels you like best. Like the director of the department of homeland security does. He doesn’t do email because if it’s important, he knows he will be called.

By: Paul O Mahony

Paul O Mahony — Fri, 07 Apr 2006 20:55:59 +0000

Sad fact is that most management types that I’ve met, don’t have a clue about the internet and the possiblities of interactivity. They prefer to keep things controlled and managed and don’t want to learn all that techno mumbo jumbo. It’s a failure of corporate training that most of them think that linking and blogging is something complex and highly technical.

By: henriette weber andersen

henriette weber andersen — Fri, 07 Apr 2006 18:57:07 +0000

hell, now we are all nobody’s ! – I think it’s very sad when a communication manager is talking about essays.. no wait, it’s directly embarrasing.

anyway Allan has made a nobody blog on desirable roasted coffeee.. word !