Communication Director magazine has a little feature on 12 European communication blogs in the latest issue. “Out of over 113 million blogs worldwide, a few stand out as being some of Europe’s leading, most interesting and useful sources for information…
Blogging
Desirable Roasted Coffee is four years old. It seems like a lifetime … maybe it does to you, too … but it is a long time in the blogosphere. Thank you, friends! Blogging is a selfish thing, requiring only a…
Kathy Sierra, a prominent blogger, has received what she sees as death threats from other bloggers– and takes them seriously enough to cancel speaking engagements and call on law enforcement. If you aren’t already familiar with the story, I urge…
Weelll… I sure stepped in it. Yesterday, I wrote about Communitelligence, the pretty cool communication portal set up by John Gerstner. Readers will remember that I had some nitpicking to do about the blogs: smart writers, but no RSS feeds….
What do you do when smart people write blogs, but don’t provide RSS feeds? Well, if you’re me, that special effort to go read them can be hard to make. Today, I wandered over to Communitelligence, a “for pay” communication…
Shel Holtz has written a great summary of Debbie Weil’s Corporate Blogging Case Studies at the New Communication Forum (wish I was there soaking it all up). It’s all good, but one line I like came from Paul Rosenfeld, general…
I’ve signed on again to be a contributor to the Marcom blog, the blog of Robert French, his PR students at Auburn University and a handful of lucky contributors. It’s a terrific initiative that must be getting Robert some serious…
Via friend Shel Holtz (apparently, Holtz got a little Kryptonite on his recent vacation; at any rate, he’s finding the gems): Niall Kennedy has seen enough of both to cobble together a demo blog to display the way a business…
Say what you will about Technorati — it still thinks Desirable Roasted Coffee is not a “PR” or “public relations” or “Copenhagen” blog despite my repeated admonitions it’s all three and more — it’s a pretty good tool for finding…
