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    \x0a blogRank collects data on thousands of your favorite blogs, evaluates them against common metrics and then ranks them using a unique formula.\x0a
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  2. \x0a Is Blogging Evolving Into Life Streams? (via Jeremiah Owyang)\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a “It seems as if blogging is becoming old hat, or at least evolving into something smaller, faster, and more portable. I’m with Louis Gray, I’m not going to give up my blog, instead, I think of it as the hub of content, and the rest of the information I aggregate (notice the Twitter bar up top and the Friendfeed integration below). To me, joining the conversation is certainly important, but it doesn’t mean the hub (or corporate website) goes away.”\x0a
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    Almost four-fifths (79 percent) of the respondents reported they use social media frequently to engage employees and foster productivity, outranking even e-mail (75 percent). Company blogs are the most popular social media tool currently in use (47 percent), with discussion boards ranking the highest for future planned use (33 percent).

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  4. \x0a Pitney Bowes branded community reduces customer support costs (via ZDNet.com)\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a During the 2007 postal rate change Pitney Bowes, which provides postal equipment and services to businesses, received more than 415K support phone calls on the rate change alone, all in under a month. This was in addition to the company’s usual flow of customer calls, so its support teams were moving fast and furious. In 2008, the $6.3 billion company decided to do things a little different. Pitney Bowes implemented an online community, provided by Lithium Technologies, to proactively provide answers to presumed frequently asked questions about the latest rate change — and also empower users to help each other.\x0a
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  5. \x0a Xerox embarks on social media monitoring program (via Search CRM)\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a Interesting article on Xerox (former client) and their social media monitoring program.\x0a
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    \x0a Ignite NYC IV: Baratunde Thurston’s “…I Learned From Being @the_swine_flu” (via IgniteNYC)\x0a
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    \x0a Twitter and the Death of Rock Criticism. Awesome video recorded at the #140Conference in NYC (via hypebot)\x0a
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    \x0a “The bar, backyard BBQ & the office :: MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn. (according to LinkedIn)”\x0a
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    \x0a Source: IBM’s Social Media Summit (#smm09)\x0a
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