Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts

Thursday, October 11, 2007

The Latest HR Blog Power Rankings are out!

All - the latest HR Blog Power Rankings for the week of 10/08/07 is out! It looks like I'm holding steady again at #14 and need to do some more work to climb closer to the top.

Thanks to Kris over at HR Capitalist for keeping us HR Bloggers engaged and connected...

Enjoy!

Thursday, September 27, 2007

The Latest HR Blog Power Rankings are out!

All - the latest HR Blog Power Rankings for the week of 9/24/07 is out! Looks like I'm holding steady at #14 and need to do some more work to climb closer to the top.

Thanks to Kris over at HR Capitalist for keeping us HR Bloggers engaged and connected...

Enjoy!

Thursday, September 13, 2007

The Latest HR Blog Power Rankings are out!

All - the latest HR Blog Power Rankings for the week of 9/10/07 is out!

Thanks to Kris over at HR Capitalist for keeping us HR Bloggers engaged and connected...

Enjoy!

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

What Is Your Blog Rated? Mine is PG...

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Addicted to Blogging? Take the test...

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Thursday, August 30, 2007

Power Rankings for HR Blogs?

All - for those of you out there that are unfamiliar with Kris over at The HR Capitalist, you've got to check out his first installment of The HR Blog Power Rankings.

Click through the links and check out the list...

By the way, I'm number 13 - I'm glad that I'm not superstitious...

Monday, June 11, 2007

No Blogging During The Baseball Game!?

Here's an article I just ran across on CNN SI where a newspaper reporter was ejected from an NCAA baseball tournament for blogging about the game, during the game...

As the story reads, Brian Benett, a reporter/writer for The Courier-Journal in Louisville, KY had his credentials revoked and was asked to leave the game - it's actually against NCAA rules.

Wow...this shocked me and caught me off guard...

Should he of followed the rules and done what he was told - to not blog during the game or is it his First Ammendment right to do so?

What do you think?