PR is dead (again)
PR died again today. At best it’s broken and at worst irrelevant. So do tech firms need public relations? Surely the best technology will rise to the top and gain the attention of key bloggers…
Blogging
Blog stress
Just wanted to reassure all those of you who have read today’s New York Times piece, that my prolific blogging is in no way impacting my health. Running a PR firm’s a killer though. Technorati…
Farewell Navigator, Hello Flock
RIP Netscape Navigator – AOL today finally stops maintenance and support for the browser many of us used in the 90s. I liked Navigator though in later years it became hopelessly bloated on the Mac…
Connecting Twitter and Facebook
Facebook’s Status and Twitter serve largely the same purpose – short updates on what you are doing. Updating both individually is duplication, meaning often people prefer either/or. But you can get them to mirror one…
Morganutiae
You can now find all my updates to Facebook, Flickr, YouTube, Twitter, Del.icio.us and PodBean on my Tumblelog – Morganutiae. If you’re unfamiliar with Tumblr it takes feeds from a number of social media sites…
If you can’t beat ’em
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Nick Leonard is blogging
Nick Leonard, MD of OCTANE, is blogging. In fact he has been for about a month, so this post is overdue. Nick is one of the best and funniest creative writers I know. So what’s…
TechCrunch UK is back
After a hiatus since Jan, TechCrunch UK relaunches with Mike Butcher at the helm. Good to see a focal point for emerging Internet companies in the UK (and newly added Ireland!), and personally a great…
Tom Foremski celebrates three years as a ‘journalist blogger’
Silicon Valley Watcher editor, Tom Foremski, has clocked up three years as a professional ‘journalist blogger’. He left the Financial Times in May 2004, starting SVW later that summer. He was the first mainstream journalist,…
BBC Online adds social bookmarking to news
The BBC Online has added social bookmarking links to its News and Sports stories. Readers can bookmark articles via del.icio.us, Digg, Reddit, Facebook and StumbleUpon. Given the BBC’s reach and ability to cover news in…