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Jeremy tells the story of how he had to fight the IT Department to build a usable page for the International Plan Genetic Resources Institute. He's very funny. He talks about showing the IT folks how great weblogging was, but they didn't quite see it that way. "I got permission from them to maintain my own web site ... on my friend's server." Jeremy set himself up far faster, cheaper and "webbier" than the IT Department could. (A draft of his presentation is here.) Why was there such resistance to blogging? "I think it comes down to a combination of insecurity and a lust for power." They don't listen to their customers. "I'm sure there are exceptions. But I haven't met any in my professional life." Very entertaining, and encouraging for anyone encountering the same resistance. Posted
by D. Weinberger at May 24, 2003 06:51 AM
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Want to contact Jeremy/Rachel if possible as I lost contact,hope you can help.
Posted by: Anne Fisher late of Wedmore | January 3, 2007 05:35 PM
Anne
You can email me.
Posted by: Jeremy | April 18, 2007 04:52 AM