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Blogs in the Workplace

Jul 07 2003 by Brian Amble
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A lengthy piece in the New York Times reports that a growing number of businesses, government organisations and educational institutions are using Web blogs to manage and improve the flow of information among employees. But does the free flow of information always promote communication?

New York Times | Blogs in the Workplace

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