1. The forrester directive only includes blogs.

2. I don’t know why this is so hard to understand, but Forrester and analysts have a mutually beneficial relationship. Without the analysts, Forrester is nothing. Without Forrester, the analysts can’t do their jobs, either. The companies supports us and our research, which permits us to come up with research-based insights that clients and others value. That’s our job.

So you’re saying before you were at Forrester you were a nobody. But now, thanks to Forrester, you are “respected” and “moderately famous”? First, gag me with a spoon. Second, should people even be listening/reading you then since it was Forrester that made you famous? To me, that says the venue created you and not your content. Personally, I’d prefer to have my content make me, not be living of the coattails of something and someone else.

Does the Forrester prime directive only include blogs? What of, oh, Twitter updates? Can they not include analytical/industry thoughts either?