I just flipped through the latest issue of Digital Media magazine (June 2007) and saw the following on the last page:
A couple of issues back, we pointed to a fine blog written by Ogilvy China's digital guru Kaiser Kuo. Lately, the blog, which used to carry insights into Kuo's day-job, has gone a bit tame. We've since heard the agency has been 'talking' to its employees about personal blogs. Does anyone else smell a muzzle?
No muzzles here. No excuses, either. Well, okay, some excuses: I've been busy and distracted with other extracurricular things, like helping out with the Obama campaign here in Beijing (and reading the Senator's two books, which I whole-heartedly recommend to anyone irresepective of political stripe or nationality), helping organize some AmCham events, trying to get through the big stack of New Yorkers on my desk, and of course doing my day job.
I started blogging with full knowledge of Ogilvy's rules regarding personal blogs, and was always careful to say well within the (very sensible) guidelines: don't talk about client work (duh!), don't engage in ad hominem attacks, etc. No, I've not been muzzled. Quite the contrary: Part of what I've been busy with at work is working on an official Ogilvy China blog that's going to be called "Digital Watch." It launches soon (exact date TBA, but it should be ready late next week). It's going to be bilingual--not fully at first, perhaps--and will cover anything that I or any of my colleagues come across that's related to marketing in the digital age. I have very high hopes for it, and as it's my baby I plan to devote quite a bit of time to it.
I'll keep this one going, but expect more posts about music, family, friends, books, politics, and general observations about life in Beijing and in China than about my work life. Read the forthcoming blog for a peak into that, if you're that interested.
Glad to hear it, Kaiser. I look forward to the Ogilvy China blog.
Posted by: Hamish | June 07, 2007 at 10:14 PM
look forward to digital watch's launch
Posted by: 小Kafka | June 08, 2007 at 01:45 AM
No one can put a muzzle on Kaiser. I'll be sure to check out your digital watch blog.
Posted by: Charles | June 08, 2007 at 09:36 AM
Save the New Yorkers for airplane trips.
Posted by: China Law Blog | June 08, 2007 at 01:37 PM
Why didn't Hamish or someone just ask Kaiser?
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