Keynote Speech: Understanding Blogs and their Business Uses

"Ted Demopoulos has a unique ability to captivate an audience with his clever insights and droll presentation. He can make the most esoteric and challenging topics engaging and fun for everyone within an organization. Whether it's a tough IT audience or a team of people-focused HR professionals, everybody 'gets' Ted and his material."
-James D. Foster, Corporate Learning Services, The American Management Association

Blogs are the next wave in the Information Revolution. With 32 million people regularly reading blogs they are quickly becoming mainstream.

Blogs are simple websites and many companies are encouraging their employees to blog or incorporating blogs into their websites. Examples include Microsoft, Boeing, General Motors, and many more.

They have been responsible for breaking a number of news stories including the capture of Saddam Hussein and the recent CBS “Rathergate” fiasco.

In this speech Ted examines blogs and their business uses. Topics include:

What are blogs and why should I care?

Five ways blogs can help my company.

The four characteristics of all successful business blogs.

Should my company have a blog?

Who should blog for my company?

Essential defensive blogging strategies ALL companies must take.

The future of blogs and blogging.

Ted blogs on Technology, Security and Business at www.thetedrap.com which has over 1000 visitors each week and has positively impacted his business.

He is the author and featured expert of the WatchIT video production "Understanding Blogs and their Business Uses," has written several articles on blogging, is often quoted by the media on business blogging issues, and consults on business blogging.

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