If you’re like me, you’ve probably got a range of options for people to subscribe to your blog’s RSS feed. In addition to your main feed, often via FeedBurner, you might offer little chicklets or links that enable people to get your content via their preferred service such as Yahoo,…
If there’s one professional association I’m always willing to actively talk about, promote, and otherwise persuade communicators to be part of, it’s the International Association of Business Communicators, IABC. I’ve been a member since 1989. I’ve found the knowledge I’ve gained in the years I’ve been a member to have…
Tech news that instantly spread beyond the blogosphere to the mainstream media is yesterday’s announcement from Google about Google Chrome (link not working as I write this), a new browser that’s expected to be launched in beta sometime today. Already there are hundreds if not thousands of blog posts and…
About six months ago, I wrote about PodPress on my tech blog, talking about my mixed experiences with this podcasting plug-in for WordPress. In spite of those mixed experiences, I still use it as I’ve yet to find an alternative that offers the breadth and depth of functionality that PodPress…
Content summary: Vote for FIR at Podcast Alley; new FIR Interview posted; iTunes download problems; diary date for next FIR Live: Sept 20; PR Week blog contest update; Michael Netzley discusses recommendations for managing Singapore’s internet; the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop; News That Fits – trends to help define…
