Today’s the last day of the Blog Business Summit, or BBS05 to those in the know. Well-known and A-List bloggers–including many of the people with whom I share a soap box at Business Blog Consulting–are there and a number of them are speaking.

As you can imagine, with a room full of bloggers with wi-fi connections listening to other bloggers talking about blogging, there’s been a lot of content churned out. Perhaps a little too much pop eating itself.

There’s been a lot of talk about how companies should handle blogging,
and how blogging can fit into a company’s marketing and PR endeavors.

If you don’t want to read every post, you may want to check out Susan Kuchinskas take at Internetnews.com.
There’s an interesting bit about bloggers being important because
they’re connectors; the fastest way to reach the mainstream. (To learn
more about connectors, pick up Malcolm Gladwell’s The Tipping Point.)

If you finish that and you’re still hungry, check out Business Blog Consulting for a plethora of more in-depth posts.

Rich Brooks
I Left My Blog In San Francisco