From the Wall Street Journal: Executives Get the Blogging Bug; More CEOs Openly Post Their Views on Work, Life; The Tale of a Colonoscopy, by Erin White, JoAnn S. Lublin & David Kesmodel:
More CEOs and other top executives are venturing online, mostly with signed blogs, or personal Web pages on which they opine openly. Blogs offer CEOs a way to communicate with investors, employees and customers, and to defend themselves when under fire. …
Mark Cuban, the billionaire majority owner of professional basketball’s Dallas Mavericks, [is]president of HDNet and an avid blogger himself. … Last month, Mr. Cuban wrote about his colonoscopy: "One minute I’m talking rugby, the next I’m waking up, picking up the conversation where I left off and being told to ‘dispell the air in my system.’"
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