Monthly Archives August 2005

Blogging @ MWW, reloaded

If you’re googling blog and MWW (as in “MWW Group, the nation’s 11th largest public relations firm“), the first page of results is about the firm’s launch, in January 2005, of Blog 360°, “a new specialty practice with focused expertise in blog marketing.” That might change soon. Here’s why: First, Michael Kempner, MWW’s CEO and [...]

What’s up?

Not much, mainly because I’m still waiting for the good fellows from Florida Power & Light to restore the power in my neighbourhood (yes, Katrina is the culprit). I’ll be back online ASAP.

Best headline of the week

James Governor: The web browser as a coccyx, HTML as an appendix Behold the power of the metaphor! :)

Our small PR blogosphere is growing

If you didn’t have the chance to check what’s new in the directory of PR blogs (what’s that?) hosted on Bloglines, here’s a list of weblogs added recently: Lisa Meyers Brown, vice president for marketing for the American Cancer Society’s Eastern Division, is blogging at The Rhetoric of Me. McClenahan Bruer Communications, PAN Communications, and [...]

We’re fallible

To be human is to be imperfect. We die. We make mistakes. Sometimes we run from our fallibility by being decisive. But doubt is the natural human state, and decisiveness — more addictive than anything you might shoot into your veins — is often based on a superstitious belief in the magic of action. David [...]

Adobe launches corporate blogging community

Just added by Ian Kennedy to the NewPR Wiki‘s list of corporate blogs: http://blogs.adobe.com Adobe probably got the blogging bug from Macromedia :)

Elitist charts

Maybe charts are only elitist when I’m not on them? Richard MacManus, Read/Write Web