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Have you ever wondered why I occasionally write obtuse articles like this one on free shipping at Lands' End (check the organic/natural results for Free Shipping Lands' End on Google). Or this article about Williams Sonoma and Multichannel Growth? Or an article about Abacus, a popular co-op in the multichannel catalog world?

In addition to obsessively showcasing best practices among corporate blogs, I felt it’d also be nice to present ever so often, corporate blogging examples culled from recent press coverage as well - stories in all probability you may have missed.

This sounds so absurd — that I love it. Sean 2Beerguys.com Drink Craft Beer, You’ve Earned It!!! For All You Do, Bud, This Blog Is About You Miller Site Specializes In News on Its Rival; The Scoop on Lime Beer By DAVID KESMODEL [IMG [James Arndorfer]] MILWAUKEE — Last month, beer reporter James Arndorfer broke a story that Anheuser-Busch Cos.

brewblog.com Anheuser Busch and Miller have historically fought over the beer market, with the former ahead by nearly 30 percent of sales. Beer blogging, however, could change all that. Enter Brew Blog, the brainchild of two Miller communications consultants who created the web media arm as a source of daily-updated beer industry analysis.

brewblog.com Anheuser Busch and Miller have historically fought over the beer market, with the former ahead by nearly 30 percent of sales. Beer blogging, however, could change all that. Enter Brew Blog, the brainchild of two Miller communications consultants who created the web media arm as a source of daily-updated beer industry analysis.

The King of Beer (blogs) We've talked here and elsewhere about the "company is the medium is the message" (channeling Marshall McLuhan). Companies have an opportunity (actually an obligation) to leverage the Internet to become their own publishers or networks, to talk directly to their audiences.

Just as politicians are using the blogosphere to communicate directly with prospective voters, huge corporate goliaths have recognized what we see to be a useful form of communicating with an ecosystem. Was readying a new brew called Budweiser American Ale. Trade publications and Anheusers hometown paper quickly chased the scoop.

If you spend any time reading about or studying management, entrepreneurship, or business strategy, you will likely come across the term ‘corporate entrepreneurship.’ While I generally dismiss the term and don’t read much about it, today’s WSJ has an interesting piece on the perpetual beer wars between Budweiser and Miller (think India v.

I Want This Guy’s Job While blogging is slowly making inroads into mainstream media outlets and other corporate environments, there aren’t yet a lot of 9 to 5, regular paycheck jobs out there for bloggers. James Arndorfer, though, has landed a pretty good gig running Brew Blog for Miller Brewing.

The $80 billion U.S. beer market is truly cut-throat, ideal turf for an insidery, tell-all blog that covers the latest maneuvers of the biggest brewers Anhueser-Busch, Miller Brewing and Adolph Coors. One blog that has been terrorising the market leader, Anhueser-Busch (maker of the world's least-drinkable lager, Budweiser) is Brew Blog.