A couple of late entries to the world of viral goating...

Subscribers will recall our holiday campaign related to the Heiffer Project. 

When my feedburner e-mail feed went berserk during February, one of the past random posts it sent out was the one on viral goating.  The feedburner feed going berserk is the bad news.  The good news is that it triggered some additional participants.

Bex Huff bought a llama, not a goat...Bex helped write the Stellent product, wrote a book on it, and also blogs on occasion:  http://bexhuff.com/.

MaryAnne Sinville from Attivio also bought two goats -- thanks so much!  Attivio provides a universal repository for both data and content, and a real-time alerting system that connects relevant answers directly   to your corporate processes.

Speaking of feedburner, I am switching the email subscription service to feedblitz.  One of the problems was the random emails from the old system.  But the good news is that the new service will aggregate all of the AIIM blogs into a single weekly email (hopefully reducing email clutter at least a bit).  So bear with us while we make the change -- it should start showing up this week under the name "Digital Landfill."