Have you ever received information that is so hot that it’s begging to be blogged about but you can’t write about it because you’ll piss off too many people (and it isn’t the right thing to do)?
Yeah, me neither. 
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All the time
. But that’s why people entrust one with confidential information.
I know, I know, I know!
I may have a solution. Tell your ol’ buddy Richard and I’ll keep it quiet. But at least you’ll have got the news off your chest
Now you are teasing! This sounds like good stuff! That’s the tricky part with confidential information. You WANT to share things so badly but it is still better than not knowing (at least most of the time).
All the time! And it just eats and eats away at you.
But my experience is that often when released they’re anti-climaxes. So I try and treat every secret peice of information I have as an edge rather than have it make me edgey. 
Sometimes dropping hints only makes you edgier too. Othertimes you just can’t help it!
You know Mike there is a Business Model here- You could charge a premium to members who want the juicy tidbits (under an NDA of course)- it could be the CrunchInsider
. It wouldnt be “Blogging about it” …