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- Belgablog>>> Blog d’entreprise: votre business blog ou corporate blog?

- gwix.net>>> La communication d’entreprise par les Shadocks

- Un pas plus loin>>> Les flux RSS pour les nuls

I just created my first wiki with Wetpaint. I took the list of my Corporate blogs in Belgium post and put it on the wiki. The wiki’s adress is: http://corporateblogsbelgium.wetpaint.com/. I think that for a list like this, a wiki is more useful than a blog because everybody can edit the page and add or delete links to corporate blogs.

Feel free to add any corporate blog you know that isn’t already on the list. Click here to go to the wiki of corporate blogs in Belgium.

Je viens de créer mon premier wiki avec Wetpaint. J’ai pris la liste de mon billet Corporate blogs in Belgium et je l’ai insérée dans le wiki. L’adresse du wiki est: http://corporateblogsbelgium.wetpaint.com/. Je pense que pour une liste comme celle-ci, un wiki est mieux qu’un blog parce que dans un wiki, chacun peut éditer le document et ajouter ou supprimer des blogs d’entreprises.

N’hésitez pas de collaborer et d’ajouter des blogs d’entreprises qui ne sont pas encore sur la liste. Cliquez ici pour accéder au wiki avec la liste des blogs d’entreprise en Belgique.

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- Le Weblog de Bleebot>>> Le Top du Top du web 2.0 international

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There is a new white paper on social media available on the blog of Lee Hopkins. If you have been listening to the “For Immediate Release - The Hobson & Holtz Report” Podcasts, you probably already know him. He has a great blog and his contributions to the FIR podcast are very funny.

The White Paper is called “Social Media” or “How I learned to stop worrying and love communication” and is co-written by Lee Hopkins and Trevor Cook. It’s an introduction to the Web 2.0. Among the themes covered are: blogs, RSS, podcasts, wikis, Second Life, Facebook, Twitter and Jaiku. ..

I just read the 51 pages and I think that it’s a great introduction to social media and I recommend it to anyone interested in the Web2.0!