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	Phil's Blogservations Thursday, June 09, 2005 Posted by philgomes 8:06 PM Thanks Everyone BusinessWire Breakfast: Thanks, Everyone Wanted to take this opportunity to thank the organizers, participants, and attendees for today's BusinessWire panel on blogs, which I had the privilege of moderating this morning. Our panelists were Dan Gillmor, Catherine Kitcho, Mike Masnick, Chris Nolan, and Kara Swisher. Technical presentation was provided by David Aune. I'd have blogged the talk myself if I wasn't, well, up there. (And I find myself here in Alameda, hours later, thinking of more directions I'd have steered the panel.) And it was also great to see wonderful folks like Dawn Mortensen and Mike Manuel coming to represent and wave their respective flags. In this panel, I hope we achieved the goal I stated during my opening remarks — that, in the hands of creative, thoughtful, and ethical corporate communicators, blogs are more of an opportunity than a threat. If you were there and have any opinions at all about the panel, feel free to email me and I'll post them. Thanks to Pravin Venketsamy at BusinessWire for arranging the whole thing. HOME | OBSESSIONS | FAQ | HEROES | CAREER | BLOG | CONTACT Note that the views expressed on this site do not necessarily reflect those of Phil's employer, its business partners, its clients, or anyone or anything that doesn't come from Phil.	ABOUT THIS BLOG This blog not only discusses PR and media matters, but Phil's everyday observations about a variety of topics. EMAIL phil[at] philgomes[[dot}]com SYNDICATE Feedburner ARCHIVE YAHOO! IM SKYPE WISH LIST PITCH POLICY MY PHOTOS www.flickr.com Photostream RSS Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz COMMENT AND TRACKBACK POLICY Comments and trackbacks are unmoderated, though I will delete the patently offensive ones. Any comments and trackbacks are the opinions of the individual writer of those comments and trackbacks, and not those of Phil Gomes, his employer, its clients, or its business partners. If you have a bone to pick, bug the people who wrote the comment or trackback.