Where Did All The Bloggers Go

10 Feb, 2009

Posted by: pdjamez In: Blog

There doesn’t seem to be as many people blogging business continuity as there used to be. Here some made up reasons why.

They decided that Pandemic Flu isn’t as big a draw as it used to be
They all moved to Abu Dhabi to make some real money
They are all currently retraining as risk managers
They can’t get over the shock of BCExpo 2009
They’re too busy making their clients more reslient
They don’t want to share their magic continuity voodoo
The haven’t got anything else to say
Business Continuity has now been rebranded as something else and nobody told them
The dog ate their blog post
The ISP hosting all the blogs caught fire

Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Internet, Risk Management

2 Responses to "Where Did All The Bloggers Go"

1 | Jan Husdal

March 14th, 2010 at 4:32 pm

Hello there, Paul. I’m glad to see you’re still alive and kicking and I hope to see more writings from you soon. FWIW I seem to be finding new BC blogs every day. OK, not really, but I haven’t seen any sign of BC bloggers disappearing. Anyway, good to know that you haven’t disappeared from the scene.

2 | pdjamez

April 28th, 2010 at 12:51 pm

Hi Jan,

I’m back! My apologies, I hadn’t really disappeared, just very busy. I hope to be back to full strength blogging over the next couple of weeks.

Thanks again.

Paul

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Trevor Levine: Thanks for building on the discussion.
pdjamez: Ken, Thank you for your kind words and thank you for pointing me towards those posts. Look forward to discussing them with you further. regards, Pa
Ken Simpson: Glad to hear it Paul, the blogsphere was been the worse for your absence. You may be particularly interested in the benchmarking resilience post ab

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