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I have a question about blogging and industry analyst reports
No, it's not about the analyst you think....Recently, there have been several analystreports that I've found interesting and think would be worth discussingon the blog. Only thing is, I've read them as part of IBM's subscription,and due to copyright and licensing, I don't think I have the ability toreprint the reports or even quote them. The reports are availableon the analyst websites for purchase, but the abstracts they've posteddon't typically contain the content that I think would be worthwhile toquote and discuss.What are accepted/best practices inthis area that you've seen other bloggers use?
No, it's not about the analyst you think....
Recently, there have been several analyst reports that I've found interesting and think would be worth discussing on the blog. Only thing is, I've read them as part of IBM's subscription, and due to copyright and licensing, I don't think I have the ability to reprint the reports or even quote them. The reports are available on the analyst websites for purchase, but the abstracts they've posted don't typically contain the content that I think would be worthwhile to quote and discuss.
What are accepted/best practices in this area that you've seen other bloggers use?
Recently, there have been several analyst reports that I've found interesting and think would be worth discussing on the blog. Only thing is, I've read them as part of IBM's subscription, and due to copyright and licensing, I don't think I have the ability to reprint the reports or even quote them. The reports are available on the analyst websites for purchase, but the abstracts they've posted don't typically contain the content that I think would be worthwhile to quote and discuss.
What are accepted/best practices in this area that you've seen other bloggers use?
Originally by Ed Brill from Ed Brill on December 11, 2005, 1:45pm