Content summary: Introductions from the guests* (pictured below) at the Atlanta geek dinner; an FIR listener experiences GoToMeeting; John Cass invites you to the New Communications Forum in March; Wikileaks: anonymous wiki for government and corporate whistleblowers; flogs will soon be […]
Month: February 2007
Last month, Todd And published the Power 150, a listing of the top 150 marketing blogs in the US. While some have criticized the list because of its US centricity – I can think of a good half dozen marketing […]
Content summary: Atlanta geek dinner on Wednesday; SNCR conversation marketing survey; new survey on mobile phone usage in the US; National Pork Board’s threats to the Lactivist Breastfeeding Blog only produces bad PR; the social media newsroom template debuts; the […]
Neville and Shel are both in Atlanta for work, and, well, we gotta eat. So we figure if you’re in Atlanta (or not too far away), you may want to join us. We’ll eat anyway, even if nobody shows up, […]
Greetings from Atlanta, USA! I arrived late yesterday in the A-Town after a 9-hour direct flight from Gatwick. I’ll be here for the coming week on client business. Although I’ve travelled through Atlanta quite a few times before, this is […]
Content summary: Vote for FIR at Podcast Alley; Boston bomb scare is bad marketing not bad PR; IABC launches new brand identity; Hill & Knowlton’s David Ferrabee asks what is internal communication?; prepping employees to be company bloggers; Dan York […]