Another great show with CEO blogger Zane Safrit (full disclosure: his company, Conference Calls Unlimited, is one of our loyal sponsors).  We talked about the growing phenomenon of CEO blogs and what - or whether - to post in a crisis.

Specifically, we zeroed in on JetBlue's David Neeleman who has apparently been moved to tears over the plight of his stranded passengers due to a severe winter storm. But (as of Feb. 20, 2007 when this show aired) hadn't posted a word to his blog in almost three…

JetBlue CEO David Neeleman launched a blog in September 2006. He calls it a FlightLog.

But... OOPS. He hasn't posted a new entry since Feb. 1st, despite the uproar from angry passengers over the dozens of flights cancelled because of last week's winter storm.

A couple of thoughts: I looked more closely at Neeleman's FlightLog and realized that technically it really isn't a "blog" I.e. you can't link to individual entries, you can't leave a comment, and trackbacks aren't enabled for other…

Hey, this is cool news. Edelman PR is partnering with Philippe Borremans and me to sponsor our China Blogging Tour. It will take place in June 2007, to coincide with the publication of The Corporate Blogging Book in Mandarin Chinese. We'll be visiting Shanghai and Beijing to make presentations and do workshops on corporate blogging and RSS. And documenting our tour with videoblogging and other commentary.

Great interview with Steve Rubel in a live broadcast from Voice America's Phoenix, AZ studio. The audio quality is so much better when you're talking into a mike. Felt like a real radio host. Steve, as most everyone knows, is a senior VP of Edelman PR as well as the publisher of Micro Persuasion, a Technorati Top 100 blog.

I'm in Arizona this week courtesy of my husband who's attending a conference. The weather is glorious (cool but sunny). Climbed the surprisingly challenging…