- Spoiled Rotten (Apple) - Joseph Jaffe - The big question is, why do people let Apple get away with such consumer-unfriendly behaviour?
- Avoiding Tradmarkicide: Ziplock Bags and Apple’s iPod - Kami Huyse - The Apple trademark legal battle that’s shaping up, and the challenge of protecting a trademark from becoming a generic term.
- PR Pro says NO to Skin Whitener Cosmetics - what is SK-II to do? - Pierce Mattie - Toxic products and promotion.
- Guess what? Press releases have never been exclusively for the press - David Meerman Scott - The argument against viewing a news release as something written just for journalists.
- Everybody Has the Right to Be Depressed - Scott Baradell - Depression can hit celebrities and the wealthy, the popular and the beautiful. Scott B. takes the media to task for attacking famous people who struggle with depression.
- The Social Bookmarking Faceoff - A good comparison of the various social bookmarking sites. Link via Brian Solis - The Social Bookmarking Faceoff and its Effects on PR.
- If you encrypt, are you guilty? U.S. Customs peaking into your digital life - Tris Hussey - A look at the issue of customs officers wanting to view sensitive, confidential info on your laptop or other device.
- The Future of Television, Revision3 Launches - Thomas Hawk - Digg launches a video service.
- Sharing the PR Podcast Lurrrrve - Paull Young - A quick look at several PR podcasts.
- Where are the Public Relations Firms? - John Andrews - Johnon.com asks why the fresh goods companies aren’t doing any proactive public relations in response to the spinach e-coli food scare.
- I’m back to celebrate OneWebDay - Dave Traynor -Â wonders if we’re any further ahead in our workload and quality of life after all these advances in information.
- Social Media Communciations - A downloadable e-book.Â
- Ingenious Reporting Using del.icio.us - David Jones notes a Toronto journalist who encourages people to send her del.icio.us links of things she should check out.
- Why RSS is important to marketers - Paul Gillin posts results of a survey of bloggers.
- Heather Mallick Column at CBC.ca - After quitting her column at the Globe and Mail over editing choices, Heather Mallick lands at CBC.ca with a column.
Tags: china, apple, trademarks, depression, del.icio.us, video, encryption, security, rss, social+media
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5 responses so far ↓
1 Brian Solis // Oct 2, 2006 at 5:00 pm
Eric, thanks for the link to the The Social Bookmarking Faceoff! I appreciate it.
2 Eric Eggertson // Oct 2, 2006 at 8:59 pm
Hey, Brian. You wrote it. I just linked to it. Thank you for maintaining my faith in the quality of analysis in blogs.
3 Paull Young // Oct 4, 2006 at 9:47 pm
Hi Eric - I’ve been reading for some time, this is my first comment.
Thanks for the link to my PR podcast post!
4 Eric Eggertson // Oct 5, 2006 at 1:19 am
Paull: I’ve been meaning to do a review of my favourite podcasts for a while. I won’t hold it against you that you beat me to the punch. Still lots to say about the various shows.
Thanks for posting a comment. It’s always good to have evidence that people are visiting.
5 Paull Young // Oct 5, 2006 at 6:30 pm
There is definitely room to go further.
As I noted in my post, I was just thinking about my favourite shows while giving blood - came home and tapped out a PR podcasting primer.
I aimed to give an outline of the show (its content and signifigance), and also describe the ‘feel’ of it a bit by explaining where/when I listened to it.
If you do do an in-depth review, I hope the Forward Podcast gets a mention
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