The United States Department of Defense (DoD) in February adopted a new policy toward staff access to social sites such as Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, YouTube and others. The policy, which covers everyone from Pentagon-based staff to soldiers in the field, […]
Month: July 2010
Content summary: It’s the first show of the month: please vote for FIR at Podcast Alley; new Speakers & Speeches and FIR Interview podcasts posted, more coming; introducing our new sponsor: Pollstream; listener comments and FIR FriendFeed Room round-up; 5 […]
The tragedy of the BP oil spill and consequent ecological disaster along the Gulf of Mexico coast of the United States still isn’t over, so anyone writing an account of the event can only capture part of the full story. […]
In the midst of seeming never-ending debate and argument about how the mainstream media will remain relevant and make money – when, for instance, The Times and Sunday Times now charge you to access news as well as other content […]
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A new feature for users of WordPress.com, the hosted WordPress blog service, was launched this week called Post By Voice – you phone in your blog post rather than type it. To use it, you enable the feature in your […]
This month, European search engine and news portal Wikio is launching a number of new rankings of blogs in specific categories of the UK blogosphere. One of the new ones joining the scores of existing ranking categories is online marketing, […]
Seven new entries mark the July ranking of the top 30 UK tech blogs from search engine and news portal Wikio. The top 30 is a subset of the top 100 UK tech blogs, to be published by Wikio on […]
Results Map is an online tool for developing a comprehensive strategic communication plan. Developed following several years of research, Results Map was unveiled at the 2010 IABC World Conference in Toronto by Caroline Kealey, the founder of Ingenium Communications who […]