PR meets the WWW / Constantin Basturea’s weblog

A little bit later than planned, but here it is: the list of new feeds added to the PR Blogs List. The feeds are ordered in non-exclusive categories, just to make them more reader-friendly :) The total number of feeds, as of today (April 8, 2006), is 446.

A little bit of background for those not familiar with the list:

• About the list
• Browse the list (in Bloglines)
• Find out new PR blogs (RSS) without waiting for the monthly update
• Import the OPML file
• Read the headlines (100 newest entries) (for blogs written in English) | RSS

Enjoy!

Measurement

• Proving the Value of Public Relations - the blog of Don Bartholomew, EVP, GCI Group, member of Institute for Public Relation’s Measurement Commission (hat tip: KD Paine)
• PR Measurement - a blog on Media Relations Ratings measurement system, created and administered by the National Measurement Committee of the Canadian Public Relations Society

Podcasts

• In Session - The official blog and podcast of the IABC International Conference (thanks to Shel and Neville!)
• Inside PR — a weekly Canadian public relations podcast hosted by Terry Fallis and David Jones
• RepChatter — a semi-monthly podcast hosted by Steve “RepMan” Cody and Ted “Ludacris” Birkhahn (Peppercom)
• Voice from the Cubicle - a podcast by Jeffrey Treem, AC, Edelman’s Employee Engagement practice (dedicated feed upcoming :) (Odeo feed)
• Corporate Blogging Podcast - the companion podcast to “The Corporate Blogging Book” by Debbie Weil
• Talking Communications Podcast with Farrell Kramer

Breakfast Bytes : Podcast - Hill & Knowlton (podcast feed)

Professional organizations

• FPRAblog - home of FPRA Blog Week 2006, April 10-16
• A Side of Blog — PRSA Akron Chapter
• PR kann mehr - “Weblog der PRVA Kampagne PR KANN MEHR,” Austrian Public Relations Association

Education

• FORWARD : Forward thinking. Forward moving. - a group PR blog for and by students and young PR pros
• Social Software und so - Olaf Nitz is blogging his Master’s thesis on social software in corporate communications
• The Wages of Spin - Starting out in PR — Alexandra Pullin, Leeds University, UK
• PR STUDENT! - Chloe Chaplin, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
• PRessing Issues — Mike Sacks, graduate student studying public communication at American University in Washington, D.C.

International

• PR.ojet Z - the blog of Philippe Cherel, Deputy GM, Edelman, Paris
• virtual bites - Markus B. Pirchner, future bytes, Austria
• KRISENBLOGGER — a blog on crisis PR by Rolland Keller, Germany (hat tip: Markus B. Pirchner)
• Ed Wohlfahrt’s PR blog - Ed works for Pleon Publico Graz & Klagenfurt Public Relations und Lobbying GmbH
• Comucor - a blog on corporate communications by Benito Castro, Spain
• Relações Públicas Sem Croquete - Renato Póvoas, Lisbon, Portugal (hat tip: Marta Pires Miguel)
• RPalavreando - Carolina Terra, São Paulo, Brazil
• blogrelation.com - Marcus Mc Kinley, Malmo, Sweden
• A Good Yarn — Chris Newlan, Lighthouse Communications Group, Australia

US & Canada

• Susan Getgood’s Marketing Roadmaps (sorry it took me so long to add your blog to the list, Susan!)
• Being Understood - a blog by professional communicator and coach Sue Johnston, Head Coach at It’s Understood Communication, Chair for the Canada East Region of the International Association of Business Communicators
• Lisa Walker — Hill & Knowlton Canada
• D-Ring PR - “Musings on Public Relations, the U.S. Army and more“
• Jeneane Sessum’s BlogHer blog on PR and Communication
• So much more than looking pretty — Annie Heckenberger (hat tip: David Parmet)
• collegewebeditor.com: web, marketing & PR in higher ed - a blog by Karine Joly, “Web Editor for a Liberal Arts College on the East Coast“
• Communicators Anonymous — Lauren Vargas, Founder and President of 12comm
• Creative Concepts | PR Marketing Solutions - Valorie Luther, CEO
• Flackette! — “resource, forum, and general breeding ground for any information of interest to the community of public relations professionals.”
• Next Wave Communications - “new technologies emerging in the field of communications“

[Tags: public relations, public relations blogs]