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My article Redesigning the Operating Model: Shifting from AI Tool Rollouts to Workflow Integration appeared on CXOToday two days ago. Here’s how it happened. 29 May 2026: Palash mailed me that we have an “Email interaction opportunity with Digital Terminal” and they shared six questions: What are the key reasons behind this “last-mile problem” in scaling AI to production? While much of the focus is on models and tools, how critical are content readiness and data quality in determining whether AI delivers real business value? (… and so on.) He’d already drafted the responses and “sharing below the link for your feedback and approval.” ...

The Newspaper Today is dead. Yet another blow to the pay-model. via Netahoy

Berkeley’s course on weblogging has some pretty good links.

This article mentions a Patrick Critton. Thanks to this innocuous reference, he ended up in jail.

People’s Daily from China. In English. I’ve found it quite a good source of news recently.

Staci Kramer interviewed the CEO of Turner Broadcasting (who, among other things, said stuff like not watching ads is theft). Staci traces how news of this spread through the Internet into sites like top 10 copyright crimes and “But Daddy I need to go”.

Thomas Friedman won the 2002 Pulitzer for his commentary. Incidentally, his book site (Lexus and the Olive Tree) has some interesting audio clips.

Strategic competitor. A cool way of presenting news.

Grammer: the first casualty of war. Funny.

More weird news.

While hunting for some stuff on public relations on the Internet, I found 10 ways public relations specialists can use the Internet. Actually, the links are useful to anyone doing any news research. What’s Next Online, 12th July has a good writeup on how to research online. I did find some good Internet PR related links too on About.com, Connecting Online and Impulse Research.