What a shame, LinkedIn Answers will be discontinued after January 31st. I always thought Answers was the best part of LinkedIn, and I'm going to miss having some of the... Read more →
The CREWE Facebook Group is a community setup to discuss the ethical editing of wikipedia pages by communications professionals, started back in January and inspired by Phil Gomes' article and... Read more →
I was interviewed for a piece about Wikipedia and PR, in PR Daily on Ragan.com. From my 10 minute interview, only two clips were included. I thought the writer, Russell... Read more →
Danny Sullivan writes on the effects of Google’s Penguin update in “Link Building Means Earning “Hard Links” Not “Easy Links”” he makes the point that yesterday’s tactics of link building... Read more →
In Gini Dietrich and Geoff Livingston’s new book, “Marketing in the Round,” I found the following paragraph on page 22; “the chief marketing officer hire Web, public relations, corporate communication,... Read more →
Michael Selissen of Case Mountain Communications and I had a good conversation about the new realities of developing business from the web today. This conversation came about because of my... Read more →
The existing world of marketing is broken. I say this because everything has changed in the last 3-4 years. Content channels have grown, mobile is becoming more dominant, tablet’s and... Read more →
The modern age strained connections, partly because we are no longer as reliant on the family and friends. Though I'm sure this last recession has been a reminder to all... Read more →
Wikipedia is the most important site on the web. Many of its pages have a number one top ranking on even the most highly trafficked keyword terms in search engines,... Read more →
It all started with a tweet from @umassvdc Umass Boston's Venture Development Center. @umassvdc "Dear Boston, you are creating way too many tech jobs. Please slow down while your universities... Read more →