Comments on: Rebuilding the Old Boss

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Tue, 20 Mar 2007 12:18:35 +0000

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By: alexbarnett.net blog : Voices for sale?

alexbarnett.net blog : Voices for sale? — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 05:37:06 +0000

[...] Congratulations to Michael Gartenberg who's moving from an analyst role at Jupiter to an evangelist role in Jeff Sandquist's group at Microsoft (the same Jeff who nabbed Jon Udell recently).Within the comments of Michael's announcement, there are disappointed voices, the sentiment of which is that Michael will lose his subjective view of Microsoft in his commentary relating to Microsoft and therefore his views are less valuable. There's a bit of the the old "you've turned to the dark side" point which isn't surprising to hear but I think there is a serious point to consider within the comments.Let's take a quote from Michael's old Jupiter blog (which I presume will now be put on ice by his former employer - and not deleted now he's left). From March 2006:"Vista DelayedMarch 21, 2006, 07:21 PM Not a real shocker (never lost money yet betting against a Microsoft ship date) but MSFT is holding off on the Vista launch until January. Net impact? Little on Microsoft. Those that want Vista will wait a few more weeks for it. The real impact will be for the PC vendors who were looking to sell Vista machines for the holiday. Microsoft's going to have to work to provide some mechanism to make sure vendors aren't sitting on lots of inventory while customers wait for the new OS to ship. Perhaps they could try this It will also be interesting to see how the competition in Cupertino capitalizes on the delay."It is arguably this kind of post that made Michael 'readable' - opinionated, some insight and to the point. The question here is how will his commentary change now he's employed by Microsoft as an evangelist? Of course, it will change in terms of the focus and attention he lends to Microsoft products (at his new personal blog), but, will he lose his a) ability to forthrightly criticise Microsoft when he sees something broken, and b) sense of objectivity regarding not just Microsoft but it's competitors? The commenters that are now informing Michael that they are unsubscribing to his RSS feel the answer to both these questions is 'Yes'. The challenge for Michael, or any other voice that is recruited by a company because of their voice, is to prove those folks wrong. Good luck to Michael, and once again, nice one Jeff. (btw, I heard the news via Techmeme - sorry Josh Posted: Thursday, February 15, 2007 10:31 PM by alexbarnett Filed under: Microsoft [...]

By: Leith @ Birth of a Startup

Leith @ Birth of a Startup — Thu, 15 Feb 2007 08:00:11 +0000

How is this for a sweeping generalisation: there are two types of blog posts: those that talk about other blog posts, and those that talk about anything that pops in their heads. The former type is great when you want to be recommended other great original stuff, as no matter how eagerly I research I will not be on top of all interesting material. The latter is great when you want to read what someone smart has to say.
Josh - you manage to do both really well, even in the same post at times!

By: Matthew Chen

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By: Shimon

Shimon — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 17:57:13 +0000

If I see it on Techmeme, I won’t blog about it

If nobody will blog about something if he/she sees it on Techmeme, so what’s the point of sociality? And it seems to me that it’s arguing on

It’s just tracking what the blogs are talking about…and what they’re talking about is what big media is talking about. If it is tracking the social streams of news, then that’s great, even if it feels like an echo chamber at times.