10/19/2005 ↓

McDonald’s Dips Toe In Blogging Waters

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McDonald’s Dips Toe In Blogging Waters Last week, the company began an internal program that introduced corporate blogs, available only on the corporate intranet, behind the firewall. While this is seen as a small first step, it’s an important one in a company the size of McDonald’s, said Steve Wilson, senior director of global Web communications for McDonalds. Wilson spoke to a crowd of bloggers and curious marketing folk at Monday’s BlogOn social media summit in New York.

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    4 Comments | Leave a comment | Comments RSS

    1. Gee, hard to believe they could improve upon their fake “Lincoln Fry” blog.

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      CT (6 comments.) — 10/19/2005 @ 12:04 pm
    2. MCDONALD’S BLOGGING: BEYOND THE LINCOLN FRY

      In a move that represents a significant loosening of the corporate culture, McDonald’s Corp. is gingerly implementing blogs for management types on its internal intranet.
      For me, this doesn’t erase the taint that Mickey-D’s acquired…

      Population Statistic — 10/19/2005 @ 10:04 pm
    3. You can always use just a little bit more internal corporate drama, if you ask me.

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      Andrew L. (3 comments.) — 10/21/2005 @ 2:08 pm
    4. McDonald’s corporate blogs

      Last week, the company began an internal program that introduced corporate blogs, available only on the corporate intranet, behind the firewall. While this is seen as a small first step, it’s an important one in a company the size of McDonald&rsq…

      Thoughts — 10/24/2005 @ 2:58 am

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