CEOs - When They Lie in Their Blogs

January 23, 2007

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CEOs - When They Lie in Their Blogs

Back on July 30 I posted a piece called

destiny's child: survivor

don henley: dirty laundry

jennifer hudson: i'm telling you i'm not going

kristine w: stronger

the beatles: come together

Meanwhile, he can't resist congratulating himself on what a totally awesome guy he is because he blogs, dropping cat poop bon bons to himself in post after post:

Why am I so comfortable blogging?" he asked. "Answer: transparency. Embrace it. Don't run from it." He promised that 2007 would bring a "whole slew of surprises."

I made a personal pledge to be a very public and open ceo, knowing that it could come back to bite me sometimes. I promised to speak my mind and provoke and prod the industry a bit, again knowing that it could open me up to greater criticism and sometimes backfire.

Why don't i listen to my pr folks when then tell me to stop blogging?

Answer: 'cause i'm different and i hate being handled. On January 3, Goldberg announced on his blog a "reorganization" that eliminated 60 jobs, about one-quarter of the staff. This time, there is no cool misspellings or lower case posturing: "

"There has been a lot of speculation about changes at Jobster and while we had wanted to communicate broadly earlier, we had not completed our plans. Our first priority was to inform affected employees."

Thanks to an article in the

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