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If you're wondering why Google and Microsoft are engaged in a death struggle over search, you need look no further than the global search numbers for last year. comScore, an organization that tracks... Read more...
There's nothing wrong as far as I can see.We make it harder than it has to be, and I can't tell you why. - Eagles, "I Can't Tell You Why" Over the last couple of weeks, a couple of writers whom I... Read more...
When we think of content management, we mostly think of managing vast repositories of content across large organizations. We might also think about managing complex web properties, but what about our... Read more...
I recently saw the Michael Douglas/Demi Moore 1994 movie called "Disclosure." In the movie (which explores sexual harassment in the workplace), Michael Douglas was working for a computer company that... Read more...
I follow Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick on Twitter. One day about 18 months ago, after observing some pretty pedestrian tweets, and in a flippant mood, I tweeted to the governor that I thought... Read more...
In last week's Editor's Corner, I looked at the reasons I believed we were moving away from the umbrella term 'enterprise content management' and returning to the idea of different types of content... Read more...
Everywhere I turn lately I see good, old-fashioned document management getting showered with attention. Why this sudden burst of love for dowdy old DM? It seems folks are figuring out that an... Read more...
Apple recently announced a January 27th event and speculation is rampant that it will finally reveal the long awaited Apple tablet computer. As the discussion about the Apple tablet-style computer... Read more...
There was a flurry of eBook news coming out of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week. (You can read a good round-up of the announcements here.) The sheer number tells you that... Read more...
Last week in Northampton, Mass., a town close to mine, there was a horrible crime. Close to a dozen fires were set in a two hour period. Two people died. Several houses were completely destroyed.... Read more...
This is my last Editor's Corner for 2009 and I'm pretty much obligated to use it to make predictions for next year. I found it interesting, in this week's top story on the Forrester 2010 survey, that... Read more...
This time of year, we tend to look back at what we accomplished for the year, and in that spirit, this week's Editor's Corner is devoted to the most interesting columns from FierceContentManagement... Read more...
It's been quite a week for Google, a company known for keeping its name squarely in the news through unrelenting innovation. Google pioneered the idea of a "lab" to offer consumers a chance to... Read more...
A couple of weeks ago when I announced on Twitter that I would be interviewing a SharePoint representative, I invited my followers to send me concerns I should ask about. One big concern that came... Read more...
After reviewing a couple of classics from Google Books recently, I'm convinced that publishers should not see Google as a threat to their business. Last month the folks at Astak sent me a review... Read more...
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the social features in SharePoint 2010 and I wasn't exactly effusive. Based on the list I received in the press release, I wasn't wowed by what I read. I... Read more...
We are happy to announce that next week, we will be publishing a One on one interview with Andrew McAfee, the man widely credited with coining the term Enterprise 2.0. Just last week the Enterprise... Read more...
During his successful campaign for the White House, Barack Obama was able to harness the power of social networking in a way that no other candidate had ever done. As I wrote in an Editor's Corner... Read more...
Global search market grew by leaps and bounds in 2009
In defense of CMS Users
When content management gets personal
What if content management were 3D?
Are you ready to be the president's social media guru?
Maybe Steve Jobs was right about Adobe
Avoiding the content silo trap
Why document management is suddenly sexy again
Might business be the real target for an Apple Tablet?
eBook reader news from CES shows developing market
Why local newspapers still matter (a lot)
My Predictions for 2010
A look back at my favorites from 2009
Busy week for Google
Microsoft promises improved governance in SharePoint 2010
Publishers can beat free Google eBooks
Microsoft director defends SharePoint 2010 social features
Enterprise 2.0 naysayers emerge
Is the vendor solely responsible for WCM project failure?
White House continues to get value from social networking