Content summary: A special live call-in episode, recorded on BlogTalk Radio, featuring a distinguished panel of experts addressing the issue of PR spam.
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For Immediate Release: Special Live Call-In Show on PR Spam: A 61-minute podcast recorded live from Concord, California, USA, Wokingham, Berkshire, England, and all points in between courtesy of our panelists and call-in participants.
Panel participants included:
- Jason Falls (moderator), Director of Social Media at Doe-Anderson, a Louisville, Kentucky-based advertising agency
- Susan Getgood, an independent marketing and social media consultant
- Paolina Milana and Catherine Hancock, representing Marketwire
- Ruth McFarland, representing Cision
- William Wagner, representing Vocus
- Stowe Boyd, author of /message and innovator of the Twitpitch
- David Phillips, UK-based PR agency veteran and educator, and frequent FIR correspondent
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(Cross-posted from For Immediate Release, Shel’s and my podcast blog.)
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