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This morning I'll be leading a panel discussion on the lifecycle of a media relations pitch at the Cincinnati Chapter of the…
Something's rotten in the Blogosphere and it's not completely clear where the stench originates, or whose effluence is compounding the matter. After the recent Blogger splogbomb, the chorus can't agree on whether the smeller's the feller or if the denier's the supplier.
Last night I tried out Flock, a new Mozilla-based browser that's getting a ton of buzz.
There's a new web-based RSS reader in town. It's called inform. What differentiates inform from others is that you can easily dig deeper into any news story by drilling into its relevant topics, people, places, industries and organizations.
John Winsor wrote over on BrandShift a couple weeks ago titled "Ignore the Consumer?".
On the one-word query [skol], typed into Google Search, the usual results appear at the top, but then below that, the user is prompted to extend their query to [skol beer] or view the first three results for that longer phrase.
