| Like Media, Research Needs to Be Social, Too (GigaOM) |
| Monday, 08 February 2010 | |
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Forrester Research touched off a bit of a brush fire this past weekend when it said it would limit its analysts to blogging about research-related topics on Forrester.com and decreed that any personal blogs maintained on other domains must be strictly about personal matters. Explore : Web 2 |
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