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A Tucson Weekly columnist put forth the half-joking suggestion that real journalists should take a year off and give bloggers nothing to…
QA, Training Company of the Year 2005, predicts that .NET development will be a top priority for IT departments in 2006, following its annual customer survey. Training decision-makers were asked to select five technology areas that would be of importance to their organization in the next twelve months and .NET development was a run-away leader with over a third of the organizations rating it as…
By delivering a body blow to their operation when business, non-profit, government agency or association managers, with public relations reporting to them, overlook assembling the PR resources and action planning needed to alter individual perception leading to changed behaviors among their most important outside audiences.
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas may feature an entrant in the new gadget arena with a big G on the side of the box; we're guessing CPM ads will be a feature in the Google Box too.
Around this time last year, New York University professor Jay Rosen declared the "bloggers vs. journalists" debate closed. He cited New York Times writer John Schwartz' own admission that "for vivid reporting from the enormous zone of tsunami disaster, it was hard to beat the blogs."
Several months of querying for a pair of new executive chefs for the Googleplex has yielded an odd outcome to date: zero results returned.
