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Full story: The Hobson & Holtz Report – Podcast #157: July 24, 2006
Content summary: Interview with Flemming Madsen of Onalytica posted; new NMRcast available; about that ticking clock in the new 1-Minute News segment; coComment’s new release; the secret diary of Steve Jobs; Podcast Network uses eBay to sell advertising; big rise in air travel complaints; CIA contractor blogger fired; Lee Hopkins reports; three blog surveys: Pew Internet, Porter Novelli corporate blogging, MSN Spaces UK survey; listeners’ comments discussion; investor relations and social media: discussion theme for next show; the music (and…
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Full story: Consequences of low barriers to entry
Todd Cochrane shakes his head in dismay following his analysis of nomination submissions for the 2006 People’s Choice Podcast Awards: […] I have never been so utterly blown away by the sad state of affairs when it comes to Podcasters RSS feeds, and some of the crap we have been sorting through. […] With website reviews done on nearly 500 shows. 42% did not have an RSS feed button on there home page, 99% had a iTunes link. 26% did…
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Full story: FIR Interview – Flemming Madsen, Onalytica: July 24, 2006
In this edition of For Immediate Release podcast interviews, Neville enjoyed a 21-minute conversation with Flemming Madsen, founder of Onalytica Limited, a London-based research company which provides tools and consulting services for a broad range of private and public sector clients. Our conversation focuses on Influence and popularity on the topic of ‘blog marketing’, Onalytica’s latest research report published on July 21, 2006, and looks at the differences between influence and popularity. About our Conversation Partner Flemming Madsen is is…
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Full story: More WordPress plugins
Here’s a great WordPress plugin that, while I’m not quite sure what true value it might have, is a lot of fun using. Live is a free WordPress plugin that lets you watch your site activity in real time. You can watch as people are visiting your pages, leaving comments, and grabbing your feeds, as this screenshot I made yesterday indicates. The plugin uses your server log files and some Ajax magic to keep showing you everything that’s happening on…











