The below link is a very positive story from Business Week, quoting Nokia's policy of not only allowing staff to blog their 'issues' but also how the company thinks this is invaluable R&D.
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/09_25/b4136050146630.htm?campaign_id=rss_topStories
All too often we hear stories of companies stopping staff using blogs to get their voices heard but while we would acknowledge there are some potential problems, surely these can be far outweighed by the positives?
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Agreed, a company with an open blog policy is a company that has nothing to hide.
Always good to have links in yr pieces; you could make them less unwieldy by typing them into Tinyurl.com 's converter first, and pasting the far simpler result into your piece.
Much better PR than the civil servant who got sacked for her comments on theyworkforyou.com
Ooohh good tinyurl tip!!
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