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Tuesday May 17, 2005

Raleigh blog meetup tonight at Cafe Cyclo

As usual Josh has the details. Unfortunately, I'm not going to be able to make it tonight, but all a y'all IBM bloggers in the area, set free by your corporate masters, should definitely show up. Josh (an IBM'er) will want some company and Cyclo is a nice little place with outdoor seating, good coffee, smoothies and fine Vietnamese cuisine.

IBM allows blogging

Andy Wismar is relieved that IBM finally has a blog policy. I can understand that.

I was a little disappointed in the news about IBM's new policy, but that's only because I was anticipating "the largest ever corporate blogging initiative." I shoulda known better than to believe a blog I'd never seen before. I'm not disappointed in the policy itself. I think it's basically sound. It's a little on the conservative side, but hey, what do you expect from IBM?

Sun's Tim Bray comments on some of the differences between Sun and IBM's policy.

Microsoft's Dare Obasanjo thinks IBM's new policy is a set-back for IBM bloggers.

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