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		<title>By: Conxa Rodà</title>
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		<description>Good checklist, thank you.
I don&#039;t think blogs are dead (nor will be in the near future). Mixed to many me-centered blogs there are extremely valuable blogs in almost any domain. As far as I can see, blogs are still thriving. Together with Twitter those are the two most reliable sources to be updated and for alive discussion.

To your interesting checklist, I would add:
-before the second one: &quot;Seduce your colleagues to contribute to the blog&quot; It&#039;s not easy nor quick to achieve staff engagement, but it&#039;s crucial in order to provide a richness of perspectives.
-&quot;Invite to comment, end your post with one or two open questions&quot;
-to the content point, I&#039;d add: &quot;Write about a variety of subjects and/or take different approaches within the range of a particular domain. Alternater behind-the-scenes stories with breaking news, comments on readings, etc. and, most important, add a touch of humor now and then&quot; ;)
Conxa
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good checklist, thank you.<br />
I don&#8217;t think blogs are dead (nor will be in the near future). Mixed to many me-centered blogs there are extremely valuable blogs in almost any domain. As far as I can see, blogs are still thriving. Together with Twitter those are the two most reliable sources to be updated and for alive discussion.</p>
<p>To your interesting checklist, I would add:<br />
-before the second one: &#8220;Seduce your colleagues to contribute to the blog&#8221; It&#8217;s not easy nor quick to achieve staff engagement, but it&#8217;s crucial in order to provide a richness of perspectives.<br />
-&#8221;Invite to comment, end your post with one or two open questions&#8221;<br />
-to the content point, I&#8217;d add: &#8220;Write about a variety of subjects and/or take different approaches within the range of a particular domain. Alternater behind-the-scenes stories with breaking news, comments on readings, etc. and, most important, add a touch of humor now and then&#8221; <img src='http://socialwebschool.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';)' class='wp-smiley' /><br />
Conxa<br />
@innova2</p>
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