Employee Blogs in the NYT

by Scott Beale on April 18, 2005 · 0 comments

Our friends Niall Kennedy (Technorati) and Annalee Newitz (EFF) are both mentioned in an New York Times article (registration required) that came out today about people who write about their employer in their blogs and what can happen if they say the wrong thing (wrong, that is, according to their employer). Niall follows-up on his blog.

Well at least I can post whatever I want about my employer without ever being fired.

UPDATE: Here’s Lori’s take on the whole thing.

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