web team

One of the oldest Web management problems is determining the structure and make-up of the Web team.

I'm a sucker for "best of" and "top 10" lists. I enjoy them for the kernels of knowledge that I can file away for future reference.

In the pioneer days of the Web, only the 'dot com' companies required a dedicated Web team. As for the rest of us, we could get by with a lone Webmaster.

Here's a simple question. In your organization, how many people have to review a press release before it's put on the wire? Easy, huh?

It's not uncommon for there to be some debate (fighting) within an organization over who "owns" the Web site. Typically the debate is split between Marketing and IT.

So, on Sunday, I'm off to Aarhus, Denmark to participate in the jboye08conference. This is one of my favorite events of the year for a varietyof reasons-- most of which have to do with the the other speakers andparticipants.