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New Communications Conversations
This New Communications Conversations podcast features a discussion between SNCR Senior Fellow Joseph Jaffe, author of the new book Join the Conversation, SNCR Vendor Council and Advisory Board member Jim Nail of Cymfony & the SNCR’s Jen McClure as they discuss and debate the findings of the recent conversational marketing study conducted by the Society in conjunction with TWI Surveys, Inc. for Joseph’s book.
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About the music: The intro music is called “Whoa Zone” by the Tequila Mockingbirds. Ann Wilson of Heart provides the very cool cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song.” The track is from her new album “Hope & Glory,” available on iTunes.
NOTE: Don’t miss the Tequila Mockingbirds live at the 2nd Annual SNCR Excellence in New Communications Awards Gala on December 5th in Boston! Register today!
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SNCR executive director Jen McClure interviewed SNCR Vendor Council member Eric Schlissel, president and CEO of Social Platform, a new platform for delivering branded, customized, high-end social applications. We hope you enjoy this latest edition of New Communications Conversations and also invite you to check out our full podcast directory.
Grab the NewComm Conversations feed here.
About the music:
The intro music is called “Whoa Zone” by the Tequila Mockingbirds. The end music is called “Crossings” by Al Stravinsky.
We invite you to explore our New Communications Review Podcast Directory, where you will find our compilation of relevant podcasts.
If you would like us to add a podcast to this list, please email us at info@sncr.org.
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NEW COMMUNICATION CONVERSATIONS
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SNCR executive director Jen McClure interviewed Fard Johnmar of Envision Solutions, LLC about the key findings from his recent study of healthcare bloggers. We hope you enjoy this latest edition of New Communications Conversations and also invite you to check out our full podcast directory.
Grab the NewComm Conversations feed here.
About the music:
The intro music is called “Whoa Zone” by the Tequila Mockingbirds. The end music is called “She Hates Love Songs” by Katie Davis.
We invite you to explore our New Communications Review Podcast Directory, where you will find our compilation of relevant podcasts.
If you would like us to add a podcast to this list, please email us at info@sncr.org.
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New Communications Conversations
We invite you to listen to a new podcast interview by SNCR Fellow Jeff DeCagna of Principled Innovation with author and social media evangelist Jackie Huba.
They discuss her new book, Citizen Marketers: When People Are the Message, which she co-authored with Ben McConnell.
And, don’t forget to check out the New Communications Review Podcast Directory, where you will find our compilation of relevant podcasts. If you would like us to add a podcast to this list, please email us at info@sncr.org.
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New Tools & Technologies
Here are some exciting new products/services announcements from SNCR members and other new communications technology and services providers:
You may have noticed we have a new feature on our left sidebar - headlines from SNCR News & Views, powered by Vendor Council member Personal Bee. Check it out and maybe start your own Bee.
Performancing has announced Performancing Partners, a new blog advertising network. Bloggers can easily add their blogs, and get ranked in the marketplace alongside similar blogs in order to help match advertisers to appropriate blogs.
SNCR Research Fellow David Parmet announced his involvement in a new start up, Confabb, the world’s largest database of conferences and trade shows. But it’s a lot more than that, according to Parmet. ???On top of the search, we???ve layered a full- featured portal with user generated ratings/reviews of speakers, sessions and the conference itself, flickr photos and blog mentions of conferences, discussion boards, tracking by RSS and calendaring.
Business Wire has announced many new upgrades to its Business Wire Connect offering. Here???s a video presentation and a PDF document explaining the new features.
Six Apart recently launched Vox, a new personal blogging service. According to Six Apart, Vox has rich privacy features and plays well with the other web services you already use, like Photobucket, iStockphoto, Youtube and Flickr.
Zimbio is a content sharing network that helps people form communities about specific topics of interest. It???s a great way for groups of people to research a topic together or for someone to stay up to speed on news and opinions. Each “portal” on zimbio is a media-centric wiki that acts as a web guide to a specific topic - with photo albums, headline feeds, links to articles and news, a group blog and forum, and video playlists. For a cool example, check out the Society for New Communications Research portal. Anyone can create, add to or edit Zimbio public portals. Zimbio caters to the blogging community in a couple of ways. You can promote your personal blog by linking it to your account and dual posting a few articles. Each post introduces your blog to new readers by including links back to your site and you???ll also have the chance to be featured across the network. You can also add Zimbio content to your blog by using widgets. Do a search for a topic on Zimbio and then click on the “Create a widget” link to see an example. Or you can add a widget with recent articles from SNCR bloggers here:
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New Communications Conversation Podcast Archives
In Episode 9 of the Earshot podcast, SNCR Research Fellow Phil Gomes interviews Professor Nora Barnes, Ph.D. on her new study on blogging.
Dr. Barnes is the Chancellor and Professor of Marketing and director of the Center for Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and co-authored the paper “Thinking Like A Blogger: Is Blogging An Attitude That Can Be Taught?” with blogger and podcaster Eric Mattson.
This paper will be published in the first issue of the Journal of New Communications Research, which will be unveiled at the Society for New Communications Research Symposium & Awards Gala on November 1-2 in Boston, MA.
Sit back and take a listen, and please join us in Boston as we explore this and other fascinating new research in the world of new communications!
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An Interview with JIM NAIL of Cymfony (Aug. 31, 2006). Jen McClure hosts. [ LISTEN ]
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New Tools & Technologies
SNCR Vendor Council member Performancing recently announced the launch of Performancing
Exchange , “a classifieds-style marketplace for the professional blogging community.” The Exchange is free and includes categories such as “Bloggers for Hire,” “Bloggers Wanted, “Blogs for Sale, “Services Offered, “Services Wanted” and “Miscellaneous.” Performancing Exchange is administered by Raj Dash and Ahmed Bilal
Also, check out the latest offerings, solutions, developments and announcements from more than 35 companies:
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Society for New Communications Research Member News
The SNCR is delighted to announce several new members:
Honorary Senior Fellows
Sally Falkow, President, Expansion Plus & Press-Feed
Dr. Dean Kruckeberg, Professor, Department of Communication Studies, University of Northern Iowa
Research Fellows & Advisory Board Members
Jeff De Cagna, Chief Strategist & Founder, Principled Innovation LLC
Todd Defren, Principal, SHIFT Communications
Paul Gillin, journalist & new media expert, Paul Gillin Communications
Brian Oberkirch, Lead Provocateur, LightBox 5
Sam Perry, Fellow, Reuters Digital Vision Program at Stanford
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Organizational Affiliates
Institute for PR, Frank Oviatt, President & CEO
Social Media Club, Chris Heuer, Founder
We welcome these new individuals and organizations!
And, here’s what some of our members are up to:
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The “On the Record… Online” podcast hosted by Eric Schwartzman just released two of an eight episode series focusing on podcast measurement. Eric talks to experts from FeedBurner, RadioTail, Hearst, Nielsen Analytics, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Arbitron, Buzz Metrics and others, to find out first hand how they’re tracking the numbers behind this nascent media format we call podcasting, and how podcast measurement is similar to and different from traditional media measurement. You can download the first two episodes, which feature Rick Klau of FeedBurner and Gregory Galant of RadioTail. .
We invite you to explore our New Communications Review Podcast Directory, where you will find our compilation of relevant podcasts. If you would like us to add a podcast to this list, please email us at admin@newcommblogzine.com.
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SNCR executive director Jen McClure interviewed SNCR Vendor Council member Jim Nail about the key findings from Cymfony???s recent corporate blogging study. We hope you enjoy this latest edition of New Communications Conversations and also invite you to check out our full podcast directory. Grab the NewComm Conversations feed here.
About the music:
The intro music is called “Whoa Zone” by Peter Pashoukos and George Fletcher, and can be downloaded here. We also feature Geoff Smith’s tune, “Not On the Radio,” which can be downloaded here.
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New Communications Conversations Podcast Archives
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On New Communications Law
By Maurene Caplan-Grey, Grey Consulting & SNCR Research Fellow & Advisory Board Member
Yellowikis was started in 2004 by father and daughter team, Paul Youlten and 14-year old Rosa Blaus. Yellowikis is an online, participatory directory, which uses free wiki software MediaWiki as its technology framework. The site is run as a hobby and not for profit, said Mr. Youlten. “We have 400 to 500 registered editors who update the pages as a hobby.”
Commercial-based, online directory provider Yell.com is threatening legal action against Yellowikis — claiming Intellectual Property (IP) infringement.
Yell’s lawyers say that the similarities in name may cause users to go to yellowikis.org instead of yell.com. Yell is demanding that Youlten shut down yellowikis.org and relinquish yellowikis’ domains. Though not stated by Yell’s lawyers, the 5,000 plus and growing number of entries in yellowiki.org challenges yell.com’s own directory information.
The case has not yet been argued in the courts. Regardless of the outcome, the Yell v. Yellowikis case raises several questions.
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New Tools & Technologies
SNCR Vendor Council member The Personal Bee
SNCR Vendor Council member Performancing
Topix.net and The Associated Press
TACODA and Klipmart Corporation
Engage In-Game Advertising and Greystripe
The Boston Globe and Boston.com
Microsoft and The New York Times Company
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EDITOR’S CORNER
Welcome to New Communications Review (formerly New Communications Blogzine), the official blog of the Society for New Communications Research, a non-profit, global think tank dedicated to the advanced study of emerging modes of communication and their effect on media, business and society.
In this issue we feature an update on the SNCR’s study of wiki use. As a first step in this study, we have conducted a review of recent research and writings on the topic of wikis. Elizabeth Albrycht, the Society’s Research Chair shares her findings. SNCR legal counsel Elizabeth Fletcher discusses the Google/China censorship issue; SNCR research fellow Philip Young reveals the early findings the first pan-European weblog survey; and SNCR board member Kathy Klotz-Guest explores how humor can be successfully used in corporate blogging.
In addition, Owen Mack of CoBRANDIT shares tips on how to create WOM blogs and vlogs. Jim Nail of Cymfony (and a member of the SNCR Vendor Advisory Council) provides his thoughts on the best and worst of the Super Bowl advertiser strategies. And, Cory Treffiletti of Carat Fusion explores the efficacy of user-generated-content as an advertising medium.
Many of these SNCR research fellows and industry experts will be featured presenters and instructors at New Communications Forum, which is only two weeks away. Don’t miss it! New Communications Forum 2006 will take place March 1-3 in Palo Alto, CA. Register today! The full conference program is posted here.
In addition to these features from our research fellows, advisors and other contributors, we bring you the latest industry news, new product and service introductions, market updates and research, case studies and whitepapers, our podcast directory, upcoming events and other announcements.
We hope you enjoy this issue and find it informative and interesting. We encourage you to participate in the discussion by commenting on any of the articles. If you are interested in writing for or sponsoring this publication, please email me at jmcclure@sncr.org or call (650) 331-0083.
If you like New Communications Review, we request that you add us to your blogroll and/or syndicate this site, and we hope you will share it with your colleagues and friends. If you are not already a regular subscriber, we invite you sign up now to receive our newsletter via email.
Once again, thank you for your time and participation.
Happy 2006!
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EDITOR’S CORNER
Welcome to New Communications Review, formerly New Communications Blogzine. It’s a new year, a new name and a new formal affiliation!
We are very pleased to announce that New Communications Review is now the official blog of the Society for New Communications Research, a non-profit, global think tank dedicated to the advanced study of new communications tools, technologies and emerging modes of communication, i.e. blogs, wikis, RSS, podcasts, collaborative tools and the growing phenomena of participatory communications and their effect on traditional media, marketing, public relations and advertising, as well as their broader impact on business, politics, entertainment, culture, education, religion and society.
New Communications Review will continue to feature commentary from SNCR research fellows and other industry experts, as well as updates on the Society’s latest research initiatives. We will also continue to bring you the latest news, industry research and market updates, new products and services announcements, case studies and whitepapers and our podcast directory, as well as industry awards opportunities and upcoming events.
This issue features contributions from several of our fellows, including the Society’s Research Chair Elizabeth Albrycht who offers ten tips for social bookmarking, tagging and folksonomies; commentaries from Giovanni Rodriguez and Neville Hobson; some thoughts on the evolution of the new media from Tom Foremski and a suggestion about a “new focus” for PR from Phil Gomes.
We are also extremely delighted to feature an excerpt from the much anticipated book from Shel Israel and Robert Scoble, Naked Conversations.
In addition, Toby Ward offers valuable tips on how to select a wiki and Maurene Caplan Grey explores the implications of Symantec’s acquisition of IMLogic and a new federal law that makes “e-annoyances” illegal.
Many of these research fellows and industry experts will be featured presenters and instructors at New Communications Forum. New Communications Forum 2006 will take place March 1-3 in Palo Alto, CA. Register today! The full conference program is posted at www.NewCommForum.com. Please check it out. I think you’ll agree that this event is not to be missed!
We hope you enjoy this issue and find it informative and interesting. We encourage you to participate in the discussion by commenting on any of the articles. If you are interested in writing for or sponsoring this publication, please email me at jmcclure@sncr.org or call (650) 331-0083.
If you like New Communications Review, we request that you add us to your blogroll and/or syndicate this site, and we hope you will share it with your colleagues and friends. If you are not already a regular subscriber, we invite you sign up now to receive our newsletter via email.
Once again, thank you for your time and participation.
Happy 2006!
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EDITOR’S CORNER
Welcome to the last issue of New Communications Blogzine for 2005 — the final issue in our first year of publication! We thank you for your interest, participation and support over the past year, and hope you will continue to read, question, comment and contribute.
The past year has been fantastically interesting to watch! The blogosphere grew by nearly 300%. In the beginning 2005, Technorati was tracking eight million blogs. Now that number has risen to more than 23 million, and some entities reported several months ago that there were more than 60 million blogs. David Sifry reports that a new blog is created about every second, there are more than 80,000 created daily. Traditional media outlets, corporations, membership associations and nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, sports franchises, religious organizations and individuals alike are immersing themselves in this world of participatory communications in new and exciting ways. In a study conducted by Hostway earlier this year, 30% of respondents indicated that they read blogs, and 52% said bloggers should have the same rights as traditional journalists.
New blogging software, RSS providers, blog advertiser networks, podcasters, videocasters and new media measurement companies have sprung up. Investment dollars have begun to flow and major acquisitions have occured. It’s been a whirlwind of activity in this ever-evolving and surprising space.
It has been wonderful to be able to witness, document, explore and research these developments both through this publication and the New Communications Forum, as well as the recently formed Society for New Communications Research. The past year was very busy and fulfilling indeed, and 2006 promises to be equally as exhilarating!
In this issue we take a look at what lies ahead, as we bring you the final chapter from Jeremy Wright’s book Blog Marketing, “The Future of Business Blogging.” Elizabeth Albrycht presents us with her perspective on “The State of the Future,” a new report from the Millennium Project. John Cass explores a new concept – “synthetic transparency” as it applies to blogging ethics. And we feature two new contributors: Journalist Tom Abate examines the present and future state of journalism, and Susan Getgood discusses the “role of the blogroll,” and Jeremy Pepper shares an anecdote about how blogging can lead to an article in the mainstream press.
In addition, we are pleased to feature a very comprehensive review of a variety of professional blogging software options by Performancing editor Chris Garrett, as well as a review of a very cool new mobile advertising tagging service, qtags, by Matt Galloway.
We also bring you the latest news, research and market updates, new products and services, the latest case studies and whitepapers and our podcast directory, as well as jobs and awards opportunities and upcoming events. I also share my predictions for the coming year.
We hope you enjoy this issue and find it informative and interesting. We encourage you to participate in the discussion by commenting on any of the articles. If you are interested in writing for or advertising in this publication, please email me at jenm@newcommforum.com or call (650) 331-0083.
If you like New Communications Blogzine, we request that you add us to your blogroll and/or syndicate this site, and we hope you will share it with your colleagues and friends. If you are not already a regular subscriber, we invite you sign up now to receive our bi-monthly enewsletter.
And remember, New Communications Forum 2006 will take place March 1-3 in Palo Alto, CA. Register by December 31st to take advantage of Early Bird savings! We have just posted the full conference program at www.NewCommForum.com. Please check it out. I think you’ll agree that this event is not to be missed!
Once again, thank you for your time and participation. I wish you a very happy, healthy, peaceful and prosperous new year!
Happy Holidays!
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New Communications Podcast Directory
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We’re very happy to bring you our latest editorial offering, New Communications Conversations, a podcast featuring interviews with industry leaders, as well as showcasing music by unsigned artists.
This week NewComm Blogzine editor and publisher Jen McClure spoke with technologist, blogger and word-of-mouth-marketing enthusiast (WOMM), Matt Galloway. They talked about how companies can use blogs to glean market research intelligence, the power of WOMM, WOMMA and its newly proposed code of ethics, monitoring services such as Umbria and Intelliseek and more.
About the music:
The intro music is called “Triumph” by Mark Heimonen, and can be downloaded at the PodSafe Music Network.
The music featured at the end of the podcast is by New York unsigned band George Fletcher’s Bourbon Renewal. The song is a reggae remake of the Chuck Berry classic “Johnny B. Goode,” and can be downloaded at the PodSafe Music Network. The group’s website is located at http://www.georgefletcher.com.
Matt Galloway will speak on a panel focusing on these and other topics at New Communications Forum, March 1-3 in Palo Alto, CA. He???ll join more than 30 other leading bloggers, PR, marketing, advertising and new media experts and journalists as we explore, discuss and discover the latest trends and share challenges and success stories in the world of new communications. Register today.
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New Communications Podcast Directory
Here’s three interesting new podcasts from iPressroom:
The first US-based trade show dedicated entirely to podcasting was held recently and iPressroom recorded the following podcast interviews live from the show floor. You can listen to them here.
Former TelevisionWeek and Hollywood Reporter editor Alex Ben Block recently decided to write a book on the future of the media business. Eric Schwartzman of ipressroom recently caught up with Alex to discuss where he thinks the business of broadcasting and cable is headed and his experience as editor of two of Hollywood’s most influential trade publications. Listen to the podcast here.
iPressroom has also just released a new episode of “On the Record…Online” featuring an exclusive one-on-one with NY Times personal technology columnist David Pogue. David talks about the recent Sony copyright protection software fiasco, his prognosis for Apple’s new video iPod, and how he decides what to cover in print vs. on his blog, Pogue’s Posts. Listen to the podcast here.
For info on how to create, syndicate and promote your own podcast, or to schedule a podcasting demo, visit iPressroom.
Note: Eric Schwartzman, president of iPressroom will be a featured speaker at NewComm Forum 2006. Don’t miss it!
We invite you to explore our New Communications Blogzine Podcast Directory, where you will find our compilation of relevant podcasts. If you would like us to add a podcast to this list, please email us at admin@newcommblogzine.com.
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New Communications Podcast Directory
Check out Neville Hobson’s and Shel Holtz’s podcast, For Immediate Release - Oct. 31st edition.
The podcasting duo interviewed Jen McClure about the launch of the Society for New Communications Research.
We invite you to explore our New Communications Blogzine Podcast Directory, where you will find our compilation of relevant podcasts. If you would like us to add a podcast to this list, please email us at admin@newcommblogzine.com.
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EDITOR’S CORNER
Welcome to the latest issue of New Communications Blogzine.
In this edition we focus on the fascinating evolution of participatory communications in a mobile world. Dan Taylor, managing director of the Mobile Enterprise Alliance addresses this topic with a commentary on participatory workplace communications on mobile devices. Elizabeth Fletcher offers an examination of the impending cell phone directory and accompanying email hoax, and we provide you with some new mobile marketing case studies and the latest news on the mobile industry.
In addition Phil Gomes, Edelman’s new senior counsel, online communications offers his thoughts on this topic in our first podcast, New Communications Conversations, which we are very excited to launch in this issue. I interviewed Phil about his new role at Edelman and how the public relations industry can best interact with and participate in the blogosphere.
Elizabeth Dolcourt addresses this issue from another angle, asking the question “Should PR agencies blog?” and proposing a new tool — the “blogonomic index.”
We are also pleased to bring you a Podcast Primer from Ragan Communications, a feature on blogging as a tool for network building from Elizabeth Albrycht, and musings on the changing media industry from Tom Foremski.
You may have noticed a significant change to our industry news and research sections: 14 Days, New Tools & Technologies and TidBits. We have expanded our news coverage with the latest headlines and news briefs from the most prominent news sources around the world and the most salient posts from all around the blogosphere — all in order to provide you with more comprehensive daily coverage of the world of new communications.
Finally, I am extremely pleased and excited to announce that New Communications Forum 2006 will take place March 1-3 here in Palo Alto, California. We hope you will join us for this forward-facing event that will address the hottest issues surrounding the future of communications. If you are interested in speaking, sponsoring or attending this event, be sure to check out our On Events section in this issue for more details, and/or contact me with questions, ideas and suggestions.
We hope you enjoy this issue and find it informative and interesting. We encourage you to participate in the discussion by commenting on any of the articles. If you like New Communications Blogzine, we request that you add us to your blogroll and/or syndicate this site, and we hope you will share it with your colleagues and friends. If you are not already a regular subscriber, we invite you sign up now to receive our bi-monthly enewsletter.
If you are interested in writing for or advertising in this publication, please email me at jenmcclure@gmail.com or call (650) 331-0083.
Thank you for your time and participation in this exploration of the world of new communications.
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Jennifer McClure |
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EDITOR’S CORNER
Welcome to the latest issue of New Communications Blogzine.
Inspired by the PRSA’s declaration of September as Ethics Month and Elizabeth Albrycht’s exploration of this topic in our last issue, this issue focuses on the topic of ethics in professional communications and the impact of new communications tools and practices on ethical considerations.
Elizabeth Fletcher explores the newly proposed code of ethics as prepared by Shona Seifert, the Ogilvy & Mather executive convicted of fraud. (Interestingly, we found her “new code” to be strangely similar to that of the Advertising Federation of Australia).
Matt Galloway discusses WOMM (word of mouth marketing) ethics and the new code developed by WOMMA (the Word of Mouth Marketing Association). Kathy Klotz-Guest provides a commentary on “Marketing Ethics in Times of Disaster.” And, we provide you with links to resources addressing codes of ethics for bloggers and online journalists. We also ask for your comments and opinions on the practice of paid bloggers.
In addition we are very pleased to welcome Simon Jackson, who has provided us with a review of Traction. And, as always, we bring you the latest news, product announcements and research; several new additions to our Case Study & Whitepaper repository and our Podcast Directory, as well as our Events Directory.
We’d like to draw special attention to the upcoming Global PR Blog Week, which will take place September 19-23. Several of NewComm Blogzine’s contributors will be participating, so be sure to check it out.
Also, check out our newest addition, the NewComm Blogzine Job Board.
We hope you enjoy this issue and find it informative and interesting. We encourage you to participate in the discussion by commenting on any of the articles. If you like New Communications Blogzine, we request that you add us to your blogroll and/or syndicate this site, and we hope you will share it with your colleagues and friends. If you are not already a regular subscriber, we invite you sign up now to receive our bi-monthly enewsletter.
If you are interested in writing for or advertising in this publication, please email me at jenmcclure@gmail.com or call (650) 331-0083.
Thank you for your time and participation in this exploration of the world of new communications.
Sincerely,
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Crossroads Dispatches The generalist synthesist weblog - quite often about innovations in innovation and marketing. Juxtaposing the right brain and left. Yin and yang. Analytical and intuitive. Technical and visceral. Future and in-the-now. Intersection of technology…
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Diary of a Shameless Self-Promoter A podcast devoted to effective self-promotion ideas hosted by Heidi Miller, a worldwide speaker and corporate presenter.
Dick Edelman
Digital Masters Digital Masters is a new audio program where experts discuss how technology is changing the business of media. Brought to you by the Ecast national network of ad-serving, digital-downloading jukeboxes in thousands of restaurants and taverns nationwide.
Doc Searls Weblog
Doc’s Podblog Where Doc Searls houses personal podcasts and show notes
Down the Avenue Bringing passion to technology, business & life
Drew B’s take on tech PR Tech PR blog - Inside opinion on the media, news, and technology pr
Duct Tape Marketing
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
Earshot Edelman podcast
Eastwikkers
Ecast Ecast news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Editor’s Weblog
Engagement by Engagement A grassroots blog to chronicle developments in the advertising industry’s Engagement challenge. This blog is led by Nielsen BuzzMetrics and supported by the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) and the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA).
Engaget Podcast
Eric Rice 1
Eric Rice 2
Ether Breather Blog of Jiyan Wei
For Immediate Release: The Hobson and Holtz Report A podcast from Neville Hobson & Shel Holtz a pair of communication professionals who think they have something to say. Hobson is based in Amsterdam, and Holtz is located in California. Their podcast is updated on Mondays and Thursdays.
From the Front Lines of PR
Future Tense
How do you create a podcast? eric rice’s take on everything
IABC Cafe
IFTF’s Future Now
infOpinions
International Communications Association
Internet Marketing Voodoo
iPressroom iPressroom news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Jaffe Juice Fresh new marketing perspective and commentary from industry thought leader and author Joseph Jaffe.
Jen McClure’s Ruminations Jen McClure Shares Her Thoughts, Ideas, Articles, Papers, Reviews, Poetry, Lyrics, Photos, Ideas, Questions, Favorite Things, Frustrations, etc.
Jupiter Research Conversations
KDPaine’s PR Measurement Blog
Like It Matters Brian Oberkirch Blog
Lubetkin’s Other Blog Steve Lubetkin comments on journalism, communications, and public relations issues of importance, and encourages a dialogue with readers. He’s a veteran public relations practitioner and a long-time national leader in the PRSA.
Marcom Blog
Marketing Begins at Home David Parmet’s Blog
Marketing Blog This marketing blog has been created to share my Marketing experiences with other marketers or anyone interested in learning more about marketing. Visit this marketing blog often for free marketing tools, information, and advice.
Marketing Edge Short, crisp, insightful ideas on marketing, processes and societal change. From brand creation to lead generation, public relations to podcasting, all with a twist of humor and dollop of common sense. Hosted by Albert Maruggi.
Marketing Voices Building Stronger Brands with Blogs, Podcasts & Wikis
Marketing Vox
Media Guerrilla
Media Guerrilla
Media Insider
Media Insider
MediaMap
Mediashift - Mark Glaser
Mediations
Micropersuasion
MiniMediaGuy
Naked Conversations
NevOn
NevOn
New Communications Conversations The latest feature from the New Communications Blogzine is New Communications Conversations, a podcast that will feature interviews with industry leaders, as well as highlight unsigned music.
New Communications Forum
New Media Bibliography
New Media Musings
On the Record… Online Get the story behind the story as reporters from the mainstream media and newsmakers discuss how information technology is changing the news media and entertainment businesses.
Online Marketing Blog
Our Media
Over the River Insights from Greg Peverill- Conti
Paul Gilin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Paul Gillin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Pause Jory’s thoughts while sitting still
Performancing Helping bloggers succeed
Phil’s Blogservations Started in 2001, this is the perso-professional weblog from Phil Gomes: Senior Counsel for Online Communications at Edelman and graduate student at USC Annenberg. This blog not only discusses PR and media matters, but Phil’s everyday observations about a
Phil’s Blogservations
Podcast Planet
PodCast Radio Show PodCast Marketing from the PodCast Promenade
PodSafe Music Network The best in new music and music podcasts from the creators of PodShow.com
POP! PR Jots Jeremy Pepper’s blog: “What started as a diary of the trials and tribulations of starting my own public relations firm, POP! Public Relations, and has transitioned into commentary - my opinions and views - on public relations, publicity and other things t
PR Communications
PR Communications John Cass writes about marketing, PR and the Internet
PR Fuel
PR Machine
PR Meets the WWW
PR Opinions
PR Squared Todd Defren’s blog
PR Studies
PR2.0
Press Think - Jay Rosen
Principled Innovation Blog moving from imagination to impact
Public Journalism Network
Radar O’Reilly
Rating Agency RatingAgency.com is the first newsletter covering the people and activities of the credit rating agencies. We’ll be keeping track of personnel moves, criteria changes, and profiling the most powerful unknown players on Wall Street — the bond analysts who
Sally Falkow’s Website Content Strategy
San Francisco Chronicle Business Podcast Audio Highlights and the “Stories Behind the Stories” from the weekly Personal Technology section of The San Francisco Chronicle, Northern California’s Largest Newspaper. Hosts: Benny Evangelista, Marcus Chan
SATN
Silicon Valley Watcher
Silicon Valley Watcher
Small Biz Labs
SNCR Career Center
Social Media
Social Media Club
Society for New Communications Research
Spinfluencer Eric Schwartzman’s podcast: Explaining how I think marketing, advertising, public relations, the news media and emerging technologies influence percpetions
Strategic PR
Strominator.com
Syndication for Higher Ed
Talking Communications with Farrell Kramer
Tech Media This Week The SWMS Tech Media This Week podcast
TED Blog Ideas that matter in technology, entertainment & design
Telepocalypse
The Basement
The Big Sessions Want to know what’s on the biggest minds in interactive and traditional advertising? That’s the kind of stuff The BIG Sessions will uncover in our frank, exclusive interviews with the industry’s most influential players. With Jon Raj.
The Future of Work
The Good Seed
The Mercury News A+E Interactive
The New PR Wiki
Trafcom News What’s new in print, new media and face-to-face communications — by Donna Papacosta of Trafalgar Communications.
VoIP Watch
We the Media
Web Directory
Web Strategy by Jeremiah Jeremiah discusses effective web strategies, customer focused marketing, emerging technologies, and other related geek-speak made simple. These thoughts are his own, and none others.
Worker Bees Blog
A PR Guru’s Musings
A Shel of my Former Self
a shel of my former self
A to Z of Social Media
Across the Sound Each week marketing gurus Joseph Jaffe and Steve Rubel discuss the world of new marketing, media and PR on the Across the Sound podcast. Please subscribe to our podcast using the podcatcher of your choice.
Active Voice
Active Voice
Adventures in Business Communications
Adverblog a blog about advertising and mobile marketing. It features interactive, print, tv, guerilla, mobile and outdoor campaigns from all over the world, but it has a special focus on Europe.
Andy Lark’s Blog
Angie McKaig design. geekery. business. culture
Armchair Environmentalist
Berkshire Blog
Bernaise Source Mapping the brave new world of new media, the PR profession, news & Web 2.0
Between the Lines
Blawgher.com Lawyer lady talks about life, intrigued that anyone would find such crap interesting.
Blawgher.com
Blawgzine.com Podcast Analysis and commentary on the law as it relates to evolving communications tools and technologies and the media. Hosted by Elizabeth L. Fletcher.
Blog de Octavio Isaac Rojas Orduña
BlogWrite for CEOs Debbie Weil on CEO blogs, writing a thought leadership blog..
Build a Better Podcast Beyond Self-Expression to Communication.
BusinessLogs
BuzzMachine
Church of the Customer All about word of mouth, customer evangelism and citizen marketers.
Corporate Hallucinations
Corporate PR
CorporatePR Commentary on the current and future practice of corporate public relations from Albrycht McClure & Partners (A.M.P.) Communications
Creative Conversations The Norman Agency’s Creative Director and Project Manager discuss important aspects of radio advertising creation.
Crossroads Dispatches The generalist synthesist weblog - quite often about innovations in innovation and marketing. Juxtaposing the right brain and left. Yin and yang. Analytical and intuitive. Technical and visceral. Future and in-the-now. Intersection of technology…
Cymfony’s Marketing Insight Insight on media measurement, market research, blogging and innovative technologies from Cymfony & guests
Darknet
Diary of a Shameless Self-Promoter A podcast devoted to effective self-promotion ideas hosted by Heidi Miller, a worldwide speaker and corporate presenter.
Dick Edelman
Digital Masters Digital Masters is a new audio program where experts discuss how technology is changing the business of media. Brought to you by the Ecast national network of ad-serving, digital-downloading jukeboxes in thousands of restaurants and taverns nationwide.
Doc Searls Weblog
Doc’s Podblog Where Doc Searls houses personal podcasts and show notes
Down the Avenue Bringing passion to technology, business & life
Drew B’s take on tech PR Tech PR blog - Inside opinion on the media, news, and technology pr
Duct Tape Marketing
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
Earshot Edelman podcast
Eastwikkers
Ecast Ecast news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Editor’s Weblog
Engagement by Engagement A grassroots blog to chronicle developments in the advertising industry’s Engagement challenge. This blog is led by Nielsen BuzzMetrics and supported by the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) and the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA).
Engaget Podcast
Eric Rice 1
Eric Rice 2
Ether Breather Blog of Jiyan Wei
For Immediate Release: The Hobson and Holtz Report A podcast from Neville Hobson & Shel Holtz a pair of communication professionals who think they have something to say. Hobson is based in Amsterdam, and Holtz is located in California. Their podcast is updated on Mondays and Thursdays.
From the Front Lines of PR
Future Tense
How do you create a podcast? eric rice’s take on everything
IABC Cafe
IFTF’s Future Now
infOpinions
International Communications Association
Internet Marketing Voodoo
iPressroom iPressroom news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Jaffe Juice Fresh new marketing perspective and commentary from industry thought leader and author Joseph Jaffe.
Jen McClure’s Ruminations Jen McClure Shares Her Thoughts, Ideas, Articles, Papers, Reviews, Poetry, Lyrics, Photos, Ideas, Questions, Favorite Things, Frustrations, etc.
Jupiter Research Conversations
KDPaine’s PR Measurement Blog
Like It Matters Brian Oberkirch Blog
Lubetkin’s Other Blog Steve Lubetkin comments on journalism, communications, and public relations issues of importance, and encourages a dialogue with readers. He’s a veteran public relations practitioner and a long-time national leader in the PRSA.
Marcom Blog
Marketing Begins at Home David Parmet’s Blog
Marketing Blog This marketing blog has been created to share my Marketing experiences with other marketers or anyone interested in learning more about marketing. Visit this marketing blog often for free marketing tools, information, and advice.
Marketing Edge Short, crisp, insightful ideas on marketing, processes and societal change. From brand creation to lead generation, public relations to podcasting, all with a twist of humor and dollop of common sense. Hosted by Albert Maruggi.
Marketing Voices Building Stronger Brands with Blogs, Podcasts & Wikis
Marketing Vox
Media Guerrilla
Media Guerrilla
Media Insider
Media Insider
MediaMap
Mediashift - Mark Glaser
Mediations
Micropersuasion
MiniMediaGuy
Naked Conversations
NevOn
NevOn
New Communications Conversations The latest feature from the New Communications Blogzine is New Communications Conversations, a podcast that will feature interviews with industry leaders, as well as highlight unsigned music.
New Communications Forum
New Media Bibliography
New Media Musings
On the Record… Online Get the story behind the story as reporters from the mainstream media and newsmakers discuss how information technology is changing the news media and entertainment businesses.
Online Marketing Blog
Our Media
Over the River Insights from Greg Peverill- Conti
Paul Gilin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Paul Gillin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Pause Jory’s thoughts while sitting still
Performancing Helping bloggers succeed
Phil’s Blogservations Started in 2001, this is the perso-professional weblog from Phil Gomes: Senior Counsel for Online Communications at Edelman and graduate student at USC Annenberg. This blog not only discusses PR and media matters, but Phil’s everyday observations about a
Phil’s Blogservations
Podcast Planet
PodCast Radio Show PodCast Marketing from the PodCast Promenade
PodSafe Music Network The best in new music and music podcasts from the creators of PodShow.com
POP! PR Jots Jeremy Pepper’s blog: “What started as a diary of the trials and tribulations of starting my own public relations firm, POP! Public Relations, and has transitioned into commentary - my opinions and views - on public relations, publicity and other things t
PR Communications
PR Communications John Cass writes about marketing, PR and the Internet
PR Fuel
PR Machine
PR Meets the WWW
PR Opinions
PR Squared Todd Defren’s blog
PR Studies
PR2.0
Press Think - Jay Rosen
Principled Innovation Blog moving from imagination to impact
Public Journalism Network
Radar O’Reilly
Rating Agency RatingAgency.com is the first newsletter covering the people and activities of the credit rating agencies. We’ll be keeping track of personnel moves, criteria changes, and profiling the most powerful unknown players on Wall Street — the bond analysts who
Sally Falkow’s Website Content Strategy
San Francisco Chronicle Business Podcast Audio Highlights and the “Stories Behind the Stories” from the weekly Personal Technology section of The San Francisco Chronicle, Northern California’s Largest Newspaper. Hosts: Benny Evangelista, Marcus Chan
SATN
Silicon Valley Watcher
Silicon Valley Watcher
Small Biz Labs
SNCR Career Center
Social Media
Social Media Club
Society for New Communications Research
Spinfluencer Eric Schwartzman’s podcast: Explaining how I think marketing, advertising, public relations, the news media and emerging technologies influence percpetions
Strategic PR
Strominator.com
Syndication for Higher Ed
Talking Communications with Farrell Kramer
Tech Media This Week The SWMS Tech Media This Week podcast
TED Blog Ideas that matter in technology, entertainment & design
Telepocalypse
The Basement
The Big Sessions Want to know what’s on the biggest minds in interactive and traditional advertising? That’s the kind of stuff The BIG Sessions will uncover in our frank, exclusive interviews with the industry’s most influential players. With Jon Raj.
The Future of Work
The Good Seed
The Mercury News A+E Interactive
The New PR Wiki
Trafcom News What’s new in print, new media and face-to-face communications — by Donna Papacosta of Trafalgar Communications.
VoIP Watch
We the Media
Web Directory
Web Strategy by Jeremiah Jeremiah discusses effective web strategies, customer focused marketing, emerging technologies, and other related geek-speak made simple. These thoughts are his own, and none others.
Worker Bees Blog
A PR Guru’s Musings
A Shel of my Former Self
a shel of my former self
A to Z of Social Media
Across the Sound Each week marketing gurus Joseph Jaffe and Steve Rubel discuss the world of new marketing, media and PR on the Across the Sound podcast. Please subscribe to our podcast using the podcatcher of your choice.
Active Voice
Active Voice
Adventures in Business Communications
Adverblog a blog about advertising and mobile marketing. It features interactive, print, tv, guerilla, mobile and outdoor campaigns from all over the world, but it has a special focus on Europe.
Andy Lark’s Blog
Angie McKaig design. geekery. business. culture
Armchair Environmentalist
Berkshire Blog
Bernaise Source Mapping the brave new world of new media, the PR profession, news & Web 2.0
Between the Lines
Blawgher.com Lawyer lady talks about life, intrigued that anyone would find such crap interesting.
Blawgher.com
Blawgzine.com Podcast Analysis and commentary on the law as it relates to evolving communications tools and technologies and the media. Hosted by Elizabeth L. Fletcher.
Blog de Octavio Isaac Rojas Orduña
BlogWrite for CEOs Debbie Weil on CEO blogs, writing a thought leadership blog..
Build a Better Podcast Beyond Self-Expression to Communication.
BusinessLogs
BuzzMachine
Church of the Customer All about word of mouth, customer evangelism and citizen marketers.
Corporate Hallucinations
Corporate PR
CorporatePR Commentary on the current and future practice of corporate public relations from Albrycht McClure & Partners (A.M.P.) Communications
Creative Conversations The Norman Agency’s Creative Director and Project Manager discuss important aspects of radio advertising creation.
Crossroads Dispatches The generalist synthesist weblog - quite often about innovations in innovation and marketing. Juxtaposing the right brain and left. Yin and yang. Analytical and intuitive. Technical and visceral. Future and in-the-now. Intersection of technology…
Cymfony’s Marketing Insight Insight on media measurement, market research, blogging and innovative technologies from Cymfony & guests
Darknet
Diary of a Shameless Self-Promoter A podcast devoted to effective self-promotion ideas hosted by Heidi Miller, a worldwide speaker and corporate presenter.
Dick Edelman
Digital Masters Digital Masters is a new audio program where experts discuss how technology is changing the business of media. Brought to you by the Ecast national network of ad-serving, digital-downloading jukeboxes in thousands of restaurants and taverns nationwide.
Doc Searls Weblog
Doc’s Podblog Where Doc Searls houses personal podcasts and show notes
Down the Avenue Bringing passion to technology, business & life
Drew B’s take on tech PR Tech PR blog - Inside opinion on the media, news, and technology pr
Duct Tape Marketing
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
Earshot Edelman podcast
Eastwikkers
Ecast Ecast news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Editor’s Weblog
Engagement by Engagement A grassroots blog to chronicle developments in the advertising industry’s Engagement challenge. This blog is led by Nielsen BuzzMetrics and supported by the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) and the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA).
Engaget Podcast
Eric Rice 1
Eric Rice 2
Ether Breather Blog of Jiyan Wei
For Immediate Release: The Hobson and Holtz Report A podcast from Neville Hobson & Shel Holtz a pair of communication professionals who think they have something to say. Hobson is based in Amsterdam, and Holtz is located in California. Their podcast is updated on Mondays and Thursdays.
From the Front Lines of PR
Future Tense
How do you create a podcast? eric rice’s take on everything
IABC Cafe
IFTF’s Future Now
infOpinions
International Communications Association
Internet Marketing Voodoo
iPressroom iPressroom news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Jaffe Juice Fresh new marketing perspective and commentary from industry thought leader and author Joseph Jaffe.
Jen McClure’s Ruminations Jen McClure Shares Her Thoughts, Ideas, Articles, Papers, Reviews, Poetry, Lyrics, Photos, Ideas, Questions, Favorite Things, Frustrations, etc.
Jupiter Research Conversations
KDPaine’s PR Measurement Blog
Like It Matters Brian Oberkirch Blog
Lubetkin’s Other Blog Steve Lubetkin comments on journalism, communications, and public relations issues of importance, and encourages a dialogue with readers. He’s a veteran public relations practitioner and a long-time national leader in the PRSA.
Marcom Blog
Marketing Begins at Home David Parmet’s Blog
Marketing Blog This marketing blog has been created to share my Marketing experiences with other marketers or anyone interested in learning more about marketing. Visit this marketing blog often for free marketing tools, information, and advice.
Marketing Edge Short, crisp, insightful ideas on marketing, processes and societal change. From brand creation to lead generation, public relations to podcasting, all with a twist of humor and dollop of common sense. Hosted by Albert Maruggi.
Marketing Voices Building Stronger Brands with Blogs, Podcasts & Wikis
Marketing Vox
Media Guerrilla
Media Guerrilla
Media Insider
Media Insider
MediaMap
Mediashift - Mark Glaser
Mediations
Micropersuasion
MiniMediaGuy
Naked Conversations
NevOn
NevOn
New Communications Conversations The latest feature from the New Communications Blogzine is New Communications Conversations, a podcast that will feature interviews with industry leaders, as well as highlight unsigned music.
New Communications Forum
New Media Bibliography
New Media Musings
On the Record… Online Get the story behind the story as reporters from the mainstream media and newsmakers discuss how information technology is changing the news media and entertainment businesses.
Online Marketing Blog
Our Media
Over the River Insights from Greg Peverill- Conti
Paul Gilin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Paul Gillin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Pause Jory’s thoughts while sitting still
Performancing Helping bloggers succeed
Phil’s Blogservations Started in 2001, this is the perso-professional weblog from Phil Gomes: Senior Counsel for Online Communications at Edelman and graduate student at USC Annenberg. This blog not only discusses PR and media matters, but Phil’s everyday observations about a
Phil’s Blogservations
Podcast Planet
PodCast Radio Show PodCast Marketing from the PodCast Promenade
PodSafe Music Network The best in new music and music podcasts from the creators of PodShow.com
POP! PR Jots Jeremy Pepper’s blog: “What started as a diary of the trials and tribulations of starting my own public relations firm, POP! Public Relations, and has transitioned into commentary - my opinions and views - on public relations, publicity and other things t
PR Communications
PR Communications John Cass writes about marketing, PR and the Internet
PR Fuel
PR Machine
PR Meets the WWW
PR Opinions
PR Squared Todd Defren’s blog
PR Studies
PR2.0
Press Think - Jay Rosen
Principled Innovation Blog moving from imagination to impact
Public Journalism Network
Radar O’Reilly
Rating Agency RatingAgency.com is the first newsletter covering the people and activities of the credit rating agencies. We’ll be keeping track of personnel moves, criteria changes, and profiling the most powerful unknown players on Wall Street — the bond analysts who
Sally Falkow’s Website Content Strategy
San Francisco Chronicle Business Podcast Audio Highlights and the “Stories Behind the Stories” from the weekly Personal Technology section of The San Francisco Chronicle, Northern California’s Largest Newspaper. Hosts: Benny Evangelista, Marcus Chan
SATN
Silicon Valley Watcher
Silicon Valley Watcher
Small Biz Labs
SNCR Career Center
Social Media
Social Media Club
Society for New Communications Research
Spinfluencer Eric Schwartzman’s podcast: Explaining how I think marketing, advertising, public relations, the news media and emerging technologies influence percpetions
Strategic PR
Strominator.com
Syndication for Higher Ed
Talking Communications with Farrell Kramer
Tech Media This Week The SWMS Tech Media This Week podcast
TED Blog Ideas that matter in technology, entertainment & design
Telepocalypse
The Basement
The Big Sessions Want to know what’s on the biggest minds in interactive and traditional advertising? That’s the kind of stuff The BIG Sessions will uncover in our frank, exclusive interviews with the industry’s most influential players. With Jon Raj.
The Future of Work
The Good Seed
The Mercury News A+E Interactive
The New PR Wiki
Trafcom News What’s new in print, new media and face-to-face communications — by Donna Papacosta of Trafalgar Communications.
VoIP Watch
We the Media
Web Directory
Web Strategy by Jeremiah Jeremiah discusses effective web strategies, customer focused marketing, emerging technologies, and other related geek-speak made simple. These thoughts are his own, and none others.
Worker Bees Blog
A PR Guru’s Musings
A Shel of my Former Self
a shel of my former self
A to Z of Social Media
Across the Sound Each week marketing gurus Joseph Jaffe and Steve Rubel discuss the world of new marketing, media and PR on the Across the Sound podcast. Please subscribe to our podcast using the podcatcher of your choice.
Active Voice
Active Voice
Adventures in Business Communications
Adverblog a blog about advertising and mobile marketing. It features interactive, print, tv, guerilla, mobile and outdoor campaigns from all over the world, but it has a special focus on Europe.
Andy Lark’s Blog
Angie McKaig design. geekery. business. culture
Armchair Environmentalist
Berkshire Blog
Bernaise Source Mapping the brave new world of new media, the PR profession, news & Web 2.0
Between the Lines
Blawgher.com Lawyer lady talks about life, intrigued that anyone would find such crap interesting.
Blawgher.com
Blawgzine.com Podcast Analysis and commentary on the law as it relates to evolving communications tools and technologies and the media. Hosted by Elizabeth L. Fletcher.
Blog de Octavio Isaac Rojas Orduña
BlogWrite for CEOs Debbie Weil on CEO blogs, writing a thought leadership blog..
Build a Better Podcast Beyond Self-Expression to Communication.
BusinessLogs
BuzzMachine
Church of the Customer All about word of mouth, customer evangelism and citizen marketers.
Corporate Hallucinations
Corporate PR
CorporatePR Commentary on the current and future practice of corporate public relations from Albrycht McClure & Partners (A.M.P.) Communications
Creative Conversations The Norman Agency’s Creative Director and Project Manager discuss important aspects of radio advertising creation.
Crossroads Dispatches The generalist synthesist weblog - quite often about innovations in innovation and marketing. Juxtaposing the right brain and left. Yin and yang. Analytical and intuitive. Technical and visceral. Future and in-the-now. Intersection of technology…
Cymfony’s Marketing Insight Insight on media measurement, market research, blogging and innovative technologies from Cymfony & guests
Darknet
Diary of a Shameless Self-Promoter A podcast devoted to effective self-promotion ideas hosted by Heidi Miller, a worldwide speaker and corporate presenter.
Dick Edelman
Digital Masters Digital Masters is a new audio program where experts discuss how technology is changing the business of media. Brought to you by the Ecast national network of ad-serving, digital-downloading jukeboxes in thousands of restaurants and taverns nationwide.
Doc Searls Weblog
Doc’s Podblog Where Doc Searls houses personal podcasts and show notes
Down the Avenue Bringing passion to technology, business & life
Drew B’s take on tech PR Tech PR blog - Inside opinion on the media, news, and technology pr
Duct Tape Marketing
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
E-communications & Community Maurene Caplan Grey explores the impact of e-communications, collaboration and new media in shaping business communities
Earshot Edelman podcast
Eastwikkers
Ecast Ecast news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Editor’s Weblog
Engagement by Engagement A grassroots blog to chronicle developments in the advertising industry’s Engagement challenge. This blog is led by Nielsen BuzzMetrics and supported by the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) and the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA).
Engaget Podcast
Eric Rice 1
Eric Rice 2
Ether Breather Blog of Jiyan Wei
For Immediate Release: The Hobson and Holtz Report A podcast from Neville Hobson & Shel Holtz a pair of communication professionals who think they have something to say. Hobson is based in Amsterdam, and Holtz is located in California. Their podcast is updated on Mondays and Thursdays.
From the Front Lines of PR
Future Tense
How do you create a podcast? eric rice’s take on everything
IABC Cafe
IFTF’s Future Now
infOpinions
International Communications Association
Internet Marketing Voodoo
iPressroom iPressroom news and press releases. Host: Eric Schwartzman
Jaffe Juice Fresh new marketing perspective and commentary from industry thought leader and author Joseph Jaffe.
Jen McClure’s Ruminations Jen McClure Shares Her Thoughts, Ideas, Articles, Papers, Reviews, Poetry, Lyrics, Photos, Ideas, Questions, Favorite Things, Frustrations, etc.
Jupiter Research Conversations
KDPaine’s PR Measurement Blog
Like It Matters Brian Oberkirch Blog
Lubetkin’s Other Blog Steve Lubetkin comments on journalism, communications, and public relations issues of importance, and encourages a dialogue with readers. He’s a veteran public relations practitioner and a long-time national leader in the PRSA.
Marcom Blog
Marketing Begins at Home David Parmet’s Blog
Marketing Blog This marketing blog has been created to share my Marketing experiences with other marketers or anyone interested in learning more about marketing. Visit this marketing blog often for free marketing tools, information, and advice.
Marketing Edge Short, crisp, insightful ideas on marketing, processes and societal change. From brand creation to lead generation, public relations to podcasting, all with a twist of humor and dollop of common sense. Hosted by Albert Maruggi.
Marketing Voices Building Stronger Brands with Blogs, Podcasts & Wikis
Marketing Vox
Media Guerrilla
Media Guerrilla
Media Insider
Media Insider
MediaMap
Mediashift - Mark Glaser
Mediations
Micropersuasion
MiniMediaGuy
Naked Conversations
NevOn
NevOn
New Communications Conversations The latest feature from the New Communications Blogzine is New Communications Conversations, a podcast that will feature interviews with industry leaders, as well as highlight unsigned music.
New Communications Forum
New Media Bibliography
New Media Musings
On the Record… Online Get the story behind the story as reporters from the mainstream media and newsmakers discuss how information technology is changing the news media and entertainment businesses.
Online Marketing Blog
Our Media
Over the River Insights from Greg Peverill- Conti
Paul Gilin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Paul Gillin’s Blog Social Media & the Open Enterprise
Pause Jory’s thoughts while sitting still
Performancing Helping bloggers succeed
Phil’s Blogservations Started in 2001, this is the perso-professional weblog from Phil Gomes: Senior Counsel for Online Communications at Edelman and graduate student at USC Annenberg. This blog not only discusses PR and media matters, but Phil’s everyday observations about a
Phil’s Blogservations
Podcast Planet
PodCast Radio Show PodCast Marketing from the PodCast Promenade
PodSafe Music Network The best in new music and music podcasts from the creators of PodShow.com
POP! PR Jots Jeremy Pepper’s blog: “What started as a diary of the trials and tribulations of starting my own public relations firm, POP! Public Relations, and has transitioned into commentary - my opinions and views - on public relations, publicity and other things t
PR Communications
PR Communications John Cass writes about marketing, PR and the Internet
PR Fuel
PR Machine
PR Meets the WWW
PR Opinions
PR Squared Todd Defren’s blog
PR Studies
PR2.0
Press Think - Jay Rosen
Principled Innovation Blog moving from imagination to impact
Public Journalism Network
Radar O’Reilly
Rating Agency RatingAgency.com is the first newsletter covering the people and activities of the credit rating agencies. We’ll be keeping track of personnel moves, criteria changes, and profiling the most powerful unknown players on Wall Street — the bond analysts who
Sally Falkow’s Website Content Strategy
San Francisco Chronicle Business Podcast Audio Highlights and the “Stories Behind the Stories” from the weekly Personal Technology section of The San Francisco Chronicle, Northern California’s Largest Newspaper. Hosts: Benny Evangelista, Marcus Chan
SATN
Silicon Valley Watcher
Silicon Valley Watcher
Small Biz Labs
SNCR Career Center
Social Media
Social Media Club
Society for New Communications Research
Spinfluencer Eric Schwartzman’s podcast: Explaining how I think marketing, advertising, public relations, the news media and emerging technologies influence percpetions
Strategic PR
Strominator.com
Syndication for Higher Ed
Talking Communications with Farrell Kramer
Tech Media This Week The SWMS Tech Media This Week podcast
TED Blog Ideas that matter in technology, entertainment & design
Telepocalypse
The Basement
The Big Sessions Want to know what’s on the biggest minds in interactive and traditional advertising? That’s the kind of stuff The BIG Sessions will uncover in our frank, exclusive interviews with the industry’s most influential players. With Jon Raj.
The Future of Work
The Good Seed
The Mercury News A+E Interactive
The New PR Wiki
Trafcom News What’s new in print, new media and face-to-face communications — by Donna Papacosta of Trafalgar Communications.
VoIP Watch
We the Media
Web Directory
Web Strategy by Jeremiah Jeremiah discusses effective web strategies, customer focused marketing, emerging technologies, and other related geek-speak made simple. These thoughts are his own, and none others.
Worker Bees Blog
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| Photos from SNCR Symposium & Awards Gala Dec. 5-6, 2007 Boston, MA www.flickr.com
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