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Heather Carle - director of communications for Internet domain name registry Afilias Limited and chair of PRSA’s Technology Professional Interest Section - has put together a great comparison of commonly used blogging platforms, which will be useful for anyone thinking about starting their own blog, including would-be corporate bloggers. Download pdf
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Interesting, though her comment that Blogger has "no Permalink features" was news to me, and no doubt thousands of other bloggers. And I dispute the suggestion that Movable Type requires advanced web publishing skills.
Posted by: Robert | 28 October 2004 at 01:59 PM
At the time I wrote this my Blogger blog wasn't supporting Permalinks without digging through my archives.... when I switched templates it did :) With respect to the Movable Type comment ... I think for most mid-level PR people (the general audience of this article) what MT required would be "advanced." The point being - Joe PR person might be able to set up a Typepad or Blogger blog for a client project, but you probably need someone with some tech skills for the others especially if you want it to look like your corporate site.
Posted by: Heather Carle | 30 October 2004 at 03:06 AM