Earlier this week I wrestled with a handful of social-media purists who could not/would not acknowledge my arguments on ghostwriting and blogging. If you missed it, just scroll down one post. Nothing I said or will ever say on this issue can change their minds. They’ve covered their ears, as w...

Marguerite Manteau-Rao highlights top results from a McKinsey survey of executives on the topic of Web 2.0 adoption. Some of the results include the necessity for senior leadership to help the bottom up initiatives: “senior executives often become role models and lead through informal channels.�...

After years of contributing content to various websites, legal writer and ghostwriter Janet Ellen Raasch decided it was time to start writing for herself. "I had lurked long enough and wanted to start to interact," she says. She's now set up at Constant Content, where she houses her vast r...

Athanasius' stated reasons for writing to Macarius was to defend God's becoming man. "That mystery the Jews traduce, the Greeks deride, but we adore," he wrote. So now he turns to the objections of the Jews.The fifth in a series,......

Athanasius opens this next section of On the Incarnation by saying that the death of Christ was fitting indeed for our salvation, and wholly consonant and reasonable. It is perhaps fitting too, that I should post this next section on......

How then, is the death of Christ appropriate? Wasn't his coming enough?The third in a series on Athanasius' On the Incarnation. A short reading for you today: All these things the Savior thought fit to do, so that, recognizing His......

Some internet person made the outrageous assertion that hip hop superstar Kanye West might be using some hired help to keep up with the posting on his blog. The rapper has a "ghost blogger" named Marcus Troy, they say. Kanye will be damned if he sits back and allows his fans to believe that he does ...

Ramiro Burr, a longtime music writer and columnist at the San Antonio Express-News, has resigned from the paper in the face of "allegations that he hired a ghost writer to produce more than 100 stories and columns since 2001." Wow. Didn't it used to be that only journalism's upper crust muckety-muck...

Of all the black eyes the Merck pharmaceutical company has inflicted upon itself, the biggest shiner yet may come from new allegations in the current Journal of the American Medical Association. Two JAMA articles say Merck misrepresented the death risks in one study and routinely stuck the names of ...

For everyone who trumpets the invincibility of peer-reviewed research, here’s another nail in the coffin… Research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association today described how multiple Vioxx studies were ghostwritten for the researchers by, yes, you guessed it, Merck ...