PR Digest, a Reader’s Digest for PR folks

May 5, 2005 | Filed under PR, PR blogging

So, you don’t want to read 200+ PR blogs on a daily basis, but you want to get the best stories and postings of the day. Here’s a deal: I’ll scan the blogs and tag the postings using a del.icio.us tag named prdigest. You can:

Warnings:

  1. the selection of headlines and the comments are, well, mine (I don’t claim objectivity)
  2. you’ll (also) get links to postings from outside the PR BlogLand, but relevant to PR
  3. you can expect something between 30-40 links/day.

Give it a try for a couple of days, then please let me know if you find it useful.

(Update - May 7, 2005): Many thanks to all those who commented on or linked to this announcement: Trevor Cook, Jon Froda, Nancy White, Shawn Lea, and Ken Leebow.

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  1. NevOn said:

    May 10, 2005 @ 10:14 am | permalink

    Constantin’s delicious links

    I missed seeing this when it started last week (been away and still getting fully back up to speed) - Constantin Basturea’s excellent del.icio.us digest. Here’s Constantin’s deal: 1. the selection of headlines and the comments are, well, mine (I

  2. Hans on Experience said:

    May 30, 2005 @ 3:12 am | permalink

    The Beethoven Experience

    BBC Radio starts with the Beethoven Experience. Every single note of him will be broadcasted. On the website you will find a lot of information with highlights, a quiz, a newsletter

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  1. Trevor Cook said:

    May 5, 2005 @ 4:58 am

    An excellent idea - and thanks also for those audio files from Les Blogs

  2. Jon Froda said:

    May 5, 2005 @ 8:08 am

    Constantin,
    Great, and thanks again.
    Jon

  3. Jonathan Maus said:

    May 7, 2005 @ 11:32 pm

    Very useful…I’ve ended up subscribing to many great new feeds as a result.
    Thanks.

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