Are European business schools "blogging" behind? It seems to me when I look at the US that indeed European B-Schools have not boarded the blog fast train yet. What a pity! Look at Harvard , Stanford, Kellog at Northwestern, Wharton and I could go on like this forever. It's time to wake up and to "blogalize" our business schools! Who wants to join us?
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Blogging is indeed un upward trend that should be caught by European universities as well. (I have implemented the Cyberlibris RSS feed in my proper website with my proper layout. It did not take me one hour to get everything done.)
Regards, Vincent V.A.
Posted by: Vince | June 25, 2004 at 11:50 PM
Have you seen the MBA directory at http://mbaleague.blogspot.com
There are plenty of blogs from European universities as well.
Posted by: Dmitri | June 28, 2004 at 05:59 PM