blogging guidelines

Quoted in ST article, about Twitter (or "How I deal with angry situations if I'm blogging about it")

Last week, ST journalist, Serene Luo, emailed me asking if I could provide some comments for an article she's rushing out. Because some of her questions had to do with NLB's official policy, I...

Part 3 - Drafting a "Web 2.0 + Young Adult services primer for librarians"

[From Part 2]Sent the final draft to Ivanka yesterday night. Just checked my email this evening and she came back with some corrections. I made the changes on my master document and emailed it...

Facebook at work: Address the cause, not hide the symptom

The social networking site, Facebook, seemed to have gained notoriety of late. I thought Sandra Leong's article* in the Straits Times summed up the issues concisely (hat-tip to Benjamin, who...

PS21 Challenge magazine article: Journey into the Blogosphere

Some time back, my corporate communications colleagues were invited by the editor of PS21 Challenge Magazine (the magazine for Civil Service employees) to share about NLB blogs and blogging efforts....

More thoughts on Blogging Guidelines for Employees (or, "what might make a good Corporate Blogging G

Reading this post from WebSG, where it cited the Prime Minister of Singapore suggestion for government agencies to try out "new mediums", I decided to revisit this topic (see earlier related posts...

Thinking Aloud: Public Service Employees are not paid to think or say otherwise?

Just thinking aloud about some loosely connected issues:These seemingly unrelated statements got me thinking about the role of a public service employee:A friend said to me, "Wow, you are very...