Blogs Play A Role In Homeland Security
from the is-that-good-or-bad? dept
Now, clearly, I believe that blogs are very useful, simple knowledge management system. It's what our business is based on, here at Techdirt. However, I don't necessarily understand those who are selling software for enterprise blogs. Computerworld is excited to find out that law enforcement agencies are using blogs to share and store information concerning Homeland Security issues. I don't think there's anything wrong with that, if they're properly set up. What I wonder about, though, is why those agencies are paying some company for specific "enterprise blog" software, when they could just go out and use one of the free (or extremely cheap) tools that are out there on the market already? This sounds like another situation where taxpayer money is going towards something it doesn't need to.
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