There certainly are hidden costs involved in running a blogging network with a minimal number of staff members(including but not limited to: lack of sleep, and a ‘terminal’ case of ‘continuous partial attention’ disorder.) Forme, another cost is personally never having time to blog anymore! (but, still steadily building an outline for a tomeon ”Thriving & Surviving in the Virtual Office”.) Since this evening is somewhat ’slow’ - as in less than 20′active’ IM windows open - i thought i would pen a few words here on my nearly abandoned blog.
Weblogs, Inc.bloggers will be covering an onslaught of shows over the next month - everything from CES, Sundance, Macworld, LA AutoShow, and the Detroit Auto Show - and so January will be rocking even more thanusual around these parts. This place is all about the bloggers for me. As i was reviewing a listing of our peeps thisevening i thought it noteworthy that roughly 20% of our bloggers are ‘non-US’ based - Canada, China, Taiwan, Japan,Spain, UK, Netherlands, Germany, South Africa, Venezeula, Chile, and India. But, between email, IM, and Skype everyoneseems quite proximal.
No predictions on this last day of 2005, but, as i am so totally missing cohorts andfriends, i’d like to give a shout out to - Jerry Michalski, Dina Mehta, Liz Lawley, Stuart Henshall, SteveCrandall, Lilia Efimova, Jim McGee, BetsyDevine, and a host of other denizens of blogrolls from years past that i am missing sorely! 2005 was all aboutblogging here at Weblogs, Inc. - for about 100 ‘other’ bloggers ‘team’ blogging away! Happy New Year everyone!
