Sunday, July 30, 2006
Henry Ford's birthday today, you can read a short bio about his life in the obit that was published in 1947 when he died http://www.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/bday/0730.html Took him years of persistent effort to get started, key to his success was PR from early auto races.
Dr. Amar Bhide www.bhide.net has a new article about financing options for new business enterprises in the new eJournal Capitolism and Society http://www.bepress.com/cas/vol1/iss1/art1/ Makes another good argument for the importance of bootstrapping in a market economy.
Debbie Weil website for her new book about blogging, sign up for her free newsletter http://www.thecorporatebloggingbook.com/
Debbie Weil's new book on blogging triggered this article in the New York Times today http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/30/business/yourmoney/30digi.html?th&emc=th Makes me wonder if 499 Fortune 500 CEOs could be wrong-- none of them blog. The one that does, CEO of Sun Microsystems, says he sees his #1 job as being a communicator, he doesn't see how any CEO could NOT have a blog. Weil's new book looks interesting, has a free newsletter that I'm going to start getting. Watch here to see if it inspires me to post more often!
Sunday, July 09, 2006
How Would Ben Franklin Vote?
| Debate to celebrate the 300th birthday of Benjamin Franklin. Held in Denver, Colorado with some of the areas top political leaders and Jo Ann Skousen, co-editor with her husband Mark Skousen of the new The Completed Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. Would Ben Franklin be a Republican or Democrat today? Would he attend his neighborhood caucus? (Jo Ann Skousen talks about his being a pamphleteer, today would he be a videoteer?) | |
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