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Full story: Listen to the new PR voices
I’ve just spent a valuable thirty minutes absorbing some great thinking from a range of new PR voices at Behind The Spin, the blog of the print magazine of the same name written by PR students from across the UK. The topics aren’t new by any means. But the thinking is refreshing and gives you a good idea of how some of our younger colleagues about to enter the profession see some of the topics that those of us with,…
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Full story: PubSub still in business
Is the PubSub search engine business still in business or not? In a post on his blog yesterday, Dave Winer said: […] I’m sitting next to John Furrier at Gnomedex and he says he heard from Bob Wyman last night [June 29] that PubSub has shut down and their engineers have found jobs at other companies. The PubSub site is still up and running as I write this, looking as normal as it did the last time I visited a…
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Full story: Don’t expect answers from Jupiter Research
In show #150 of FIR last Thursday, Shel and I talked about Toby Bloomberg’s experience with Jupiter Research concerning their recent research report about corporate blogging. This is the report that says 35% of large companies (in the US) plan to institute corporate blogs this year, and nearly 70% of all site operators will have implemented corporate blogs by the end of 2006. I’d mentally-dismissed the research when I read the press release. Nice backgrounder with yet more big numbers…
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Full story: FIR Speakers & Speeches – Club of Amsterdam: June 28, 2006
Content summary: Two podcasts recorded at The Future of Journalism – Ethics in Journalism panel discussion in Amsterdam on June 28, 2006, organized by the Club of Amsterdam and supported by PricewaterhouseCoopers. The first podcast recorded the presentations made by each of the three panelists; the second is the open group discussion with the panelists and participants following the presentations. Panelists: Milverton Wallace, founder/organiser of the European Online Journalism Awards – “The new Corinthians versus the standard-bearers: How the web…











