Didn’t make it to Reboot? Neither did I. But Sarah Wurrey, editor of PR Blog Jots and frequent contributor to the CustomScoop blog, just posted a nice summary of the discussion that went on in the blogosphere about the conference. It’s not as much fun as being in Copenhagen and enjoying some of the local spirit and spirits, but it’s a good wrap-up anyway. Check it out and feel free to add links to anything she might have overlooked!
Good news for those of you interested in measurement: Katie Paine’s newsletter is now available in blog format. Well, sort of. The blog has teaser posts with links to the The Measurement Standard newsletter page that then links back to post comments on the blog. I’d prefer to see the full content in the blog itself so…
FIR Podcast Network co-founder Neville Hobson joins the Roundtable this week to discuss a variety of topics of interest to public relations and communications professionals. Listen to this episode at Media Bullseye.
Below is a chapter from The New Media Cocktail e-book I released last week. Over the course of this holiday week, I will be releasing excerpts of that e-book on this blog. Feel free to download the e-book in its entirety, if you prefer. The web has already begun to break down the barriers erected by previous…
Nobody I’ve ever met likes asking for money. Whether it is a politician seeking election, a fundraiser working to cure cancer, a college kid trying to hit up mom and dad, an employee seeking a raise, or an entrepreneur trying to raise capital, everyone seems to hate the process. Yet it is a necessary thing…
My good friend Mark Story has an excellent post titled “Top Ten Tips on How to Build a First-Rate Online Public Affairs Offering – Or At Least One that Doesn’t Suck.” In it, he offers up a number of great suggestions — many of which I’m keenly interested in as I build out a robust…
I’m a numbers junkie. Heck, if I actually liked complex math, I’d probably have wound up as a quant jock for a hedge fund. So when I’m managing a company or project, I like to rely on real numbers — solid facts — to make decisions. I don’t ignore my gut feel, but I’ve learned that…
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Walking to Reboot
We plan to walk from Jarmers Plads to the Metro and then catch an underground train to the Kedelhallen in Fredericksberg (see the photo at left). If my Garmin Nuvi 360 is correct, this 24-minute [19 MB 96 kbps MP3 file] should get me from door-to-door …