Guy Kawasaki recently shared his thoughts on blogging with Jennifer Jones. In it, he describes his 3 categories that blogs fit into: ranting and raving blogs, essayist blogs, news blogs. He also encourage bloggers to think of writing a blog as you might write a chapter of a book. Have a beginning and an end and think about packaging content rather than talking about how you felt when you got up this morning. Take a look.
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