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		<title>By: Erik Deckers</title>
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		<dc:creator>Erik Deckers</dc:creator>
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		<description>To expand a little bit on my Twitter comments:

CEOs, especially those in larger companies, just like politicians, don&#039;t write anything themselves. They don&#039;t write letters introducing their annual reports, they don&#039;t write the intro to the company newsletter, and they certainly don&#039;t write their own speeches. They have a marketing staff and speechwriters to do it.

So hoping corporate CEOs can and will write their own blogs is a nice, but not realistic. The ones who do should be commended, but they&#039;re few and far between.

I&#039;m on Barack Obama&#039;s Twitter feed. Is he writing his own tweets? Doubt it. I&#039;m Jill Long Thompson&#039;s &quot;friend&quot; on Smaller Indiana. Did she set up her own profile, or did one of her staff? Staffer, for sure.

While I&#039;m all for transparency and authenticity, I&#039;m also realistic enough to know that it won&#039;t happen. Not once you get to the C-level in companies with more than 20 employees.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To expand a little bit on my Twitter comments:</p>
<p>CEOs, especially those in larger companies, just like politicians, don&#8217;t write anything themselves. They don&#8217;t write letters introducing their annual reports, they don&#8217;t write the intro to the company newsletter, and they certainly don&#8217;t write their own speeches. They have a marketing staff and speechwriters to do it.</p>
<p>So hoping corporate CEOs can and will write their own blogs is a nice, but not realistic. The ones who do should be commended, but they&#8217;re few and far between.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m on Barack Obama&#8217;s Twitter feed. Is he writing his own tweets? Doubt it. I&#8217;m Jill Long Thompson&#8217;s &#8220;friend&#8221; on Smaller Indiana. Did she set up her own profile, or did one of her staff? Staffer, for sure.</p>
<p>While I&#8217;m all for transparency and authenticity, I&#8217;m also realistic enough to know that it won&#8217;t happen. Not once you get to the C-level in companies with more than 20 employees.</p>
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