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Last night, some of the local social media crowd got to chow down with Eric Schwartzman, PR guy, podcaster and blogger. Eric was in town with his client Andre Lawless after a hectic few days working in the Danish countryside….
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A couple of months ago, I noted that Robert Reich, former US Secretary of Labor, is blogging (on Blogspot, no less). Since then, Reich has added a feed, so he’s now someone I can read daily. Thanks, Bob! Technorati Tags:…
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Drop over to Chat #14 of the Better Desirable Roasted Communication Cafe Podcast: 21 minutes of pan-global erudition. This week, Lee and I talk about WikiBios (still a bad idea), Second Life, and how social media put the writings of…
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In today’s chat, Allan reports on IABC’s European Leadership Institute & the use of social media in IABC Europe. Lee likes the first chapter of Jeremy Wright’s book: why businesses need to get their heads around social media. And why…
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Lee’s been to the bookstore & talks about his purchases, especially An Army of Davids, by Glenn Reynolds (Instapundit). Not to be outdone, Allan reviews his signed first edition of Blogging for Business, by our friend Shel Holtz and Ted…
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In today’s chat, Lee talks about Donna Papacosta’s recent post on why you must tell a story if you want to be memorable as a conference speaker. Allan amiably agrees until Lee says “but that’s not what you said a…
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In today’s chat, Allan and Lee talk about some of the running themes of the IABC International Conference. Social Media & Web 2.0: Communicators know about it, but want to know a lot more. “Can I have a seat at…
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In today’s chat, Lee advises comms students and new professionals to jump into blogging and podcasting, if only to join a global network of colleagues, friends, and mentors. Allan says “you betcha”, and advises also joining IABC or PRSA, or…
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Desirable Roasted Coffee is where Allan Jenkins observes the crossroads of communication, social media, technology and society.
Allan Jenkins is a business communicator, writer, editor, speaker and coach based in Denmark.
