Weblogs should be personal, right? I’d planned this one as a group blog so avoided personalising it at the outset. Yet I’m now changing my mind to reflect reality and in a spirit of transparency. Besides, I pay for it: it’s a personal initiative.
Jeff Jarvis is a model of openness in his disclosures on his about page. I’d like to follow this model, but my British diffidence militates against saying too much.
PR Studies 
Try it. You’ll feel oddly freed.
I like it Richard. Much better.
How much do your readers want to know? I don’t disclose much more than the obvious business interests on the theory that no one cares.
Who’s that veggie?
Today David Phillips, who is on a bit of a roll at the moment, writes about transparency and porosity (but not authenticity which seems to be currently rather fashionable – if questionable – in some quarters). His observations were at