I just got done with a lunchtime phone interview with a reporter for the AP. There’s no telling where it might show up, but there’s at least a chance that my name will start popping up again over the next day or so in the midst of another story about blogging and jobs.
Tagged: 15 minutes of fame, ap, employment, interview, me, Weblogs
My Uncle Doug pointed this one out to me: Blogging is all fun and games, until the boss finds out. The article doesn’t cover any new ground, and I just get a single-sentence mention, but it’s another one for the list.
Tagged: 15 minutes of fame, employment, Weblogs
About two weeks ago, I spent some time being interviewed by Amy Joyce of the Washington Post about my expulsion from the Microsoft campus for an article she was working on about the potential pitfalls of blogging about one’s job. The article went live today: Free Expression Can Be Costly When Bloggers Bad-Mouth Jobs.
Categories: 15Minutes,Life,Weblogs
Tagged: 15 minutes of fame, employment, interview, me, washington post, Weblogs
Another one bites the dust, as they say — this time Mark Jen, formerly of Google. TDavid has a good wrapup of information on this latest ‘blogger gets fired’ story.
Categories: 15Minutes,Internet,Weblogs
Tagged: employment, via the republic of t, Weblogs
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