Link bonanza – early winners

Blogging, PR — By on May 10, 2006 10:15 am

Congratulations to the early winners in the May link giveaway:

Duane Brown – who has a blog about gaming, PR, television, sport and some other stuff from a self-styled pop-culture freak. He’s busy knocking himself out with E3 at the moment. Tickets to this year’s E3 were like gold dust, I hear the vetting process is getting tougher – nice cachet.

Sherrilynne Starkie – managing partner of ‘virtual’ PR firm, Strive. Check out their agency blog which Sherrilynne started earlier this year. Looks good to me – subscribed.

Simon Collister – who works for a PR firm in the North of England and is currently taking a few shots at PRWEEK UK and the CIPR. I’m keeping schtum on both counts – good stuff Simon.

Adam Berkowitz – who is running the blog for the NYU PR graduate program. Another new one to me, and so I hope you guys too. He’s already posting multiple times per day on his blog – welcome to the noise Adam.

I still have four links left for emerging PR bloggers. Who wants ‘em?

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  • http://nyuprprogram.blogspot.com/ adam berkowitz

    Again, I just wanted to thank you so much. Our blog is really just an experiment in a nascent stage. I hope to give everyone in the program access to posting on it and I’d like to thank you for continually churning out interesting articles.
    Thanks again.

  • http://www.morganmclintic.com Morgan McLintic

    Thanks Adam. I’d encourage you to continue with the initiative and to rope in as many of your fellow students as possible. If nothing else it helps broaden your reading about the industry and the issues practitioners face. Plus this whole blogging thing might take off one day ;-)

  • http://strivepr.com/wordpress/# Sherrilynne Starkie

    Hey Thanks Morgan. I really appreciate it.

  • http://www.duanebrown.ca/wordpress Duane

    Hey, Morgan.
    Just wanted to thank you for the link. I really appreciate it.Let the updating begin.
    D

  • http://donteattheshrimp.blogspot.com Josh Morgan

    I would love a shameless plug for my blog.