Archive for January, 2010
This past week I had a great chat with Stuart Foster, social strategist at Mullen. We got into a number of topics including the role of creativity in public relations, the incredible (and sometimes forgotten) potential within social bookmark communities and more.
HARO Announces Product Launch
HARO (Help a Reporter Out) is launching a host of new features to support their system, which connects journalists and bloggers (let’s call them content producers) with PR/marketing folks interested in getting coverage.
According to most accounts, HARO was launched as a Facebook group in 2007 (although HARO had probably been manifesting organically through founder Peter [...]
I got together with Daniel Odio from PointAbout and Peter Corbett from istrategylabs at 1410Q last week, PointAbout’s new corporate headquarters.
Turns out that Daniel has a much grander vision for the space than simply housing the PointAbout group. The goal is to create an “entrepreneur-friendly technology innovation hotspot, where we invite tech entrepreneurs to work, [...]
Review of OnlyWire
I toyed around with OnlyWire for a while today and wanted to share some initial observations but first a little bit of foreplay.
Bookmarking is a vestige of the Mosaic browser (circa 1993) and has subsequently emerged into a persistent feature of Web browsers. Bookmarks aren’t rocket science:
There are a lot of pages on the Internet.
Some [...]

