Do you have an opinion about anything to do with that intersection of online communication, business and technology? A pressing thought in your mind on a PR topic we discussed in a recent episode of the For Immediate Release podcast, or something another listener said? Now’s your chance to tell…
A book: “The Definitive Guide” to Skype BBC chief outlines global ambitions Beware the PR moniker… CNET’s AllYouCanUpload Is Disruptive Corporate Conscience Survey Says Workers Should Come First Daewoo boss gets 10 years in jail MySpace.com the top source of search traffic to Google Office of the Deputy Prime Minister…
Being on the road and mostly disconnected from blogs and RSS feeds for the better part of last week provides a great opportunity for an hour’s quiet reviewing today of what’s been happening recently in the PR/tech part of the blogosphere. Three stories in particular that caught my attention: >…
Tuesday and Wednesday in Cologne, Thursday in London… quite an intense travel week. So now back at base in Amsterdam to get my head down in resuming some pressing client work before the next expedition wave to Barcelona next week and Vancouver and New York during the first week of June.…
A nice soundbite from an observer of the Google Zeitgeist Europe conference taking place in the UK today: […] One analyst, who declined to be named, said: “Google likes to see itself as the Buddha of the internet age who helps consumers on their path to enlightenment by allowing them…
Jeff Jarvis says: […] The problems with books are many: They are frozen in time without the means of being updated and corrected. They have no link to related knowledge, debates, and sources. They create, at best, a one-way relationship with a reader. They try to teach readers but don’t…
German enterprise software vendor SAP is open to an acquisition by US technology groups, according to a Financial Times report yesterday: […] Hasso Plattner, supervisory board chief at the German group, said in an interview with FT Deutschland, the FT’s sister paper: “There are only three potential buyers: IBM, Microsoft…
This weekend, the BBC is broadcasting One Big Weekend, a live rock concert from Dundee, Scotland. Giant screens in various UK locations enable anyone there to enjoy the happenings from Dundee. Not only in the real world, though: The BBC has staked a claim to a virtual tropical island where…
