Asks Liz Hodgkinson. 


She apparently interviewed the then unknown student/teacher
Alastair Campbell in his pre-Labour spin years and her piece was published by the Sun in May 1980. She claims that when Campbell’s biographer Peter Oborne tried to find the…

davidmaister.com > Passion, People and Principles > Fat Smoker Principles: Build Relationship Plans Not Sales Plans.

During a recent office tidy up, I stumbled across a small book I’d bought about 14 years ago. It’s called Never Confuse A Memo With Reality (and according to Amazon you can pick up a copy for as little as 1p).

My thanks to Mr Waddington at Rainier for getting one of his interns to analyse Sourcewire’s press release output from June.

The never ending wishlist « AccMan:

Dennis Howlett tipped me off to this Rick Telburg survey, entitled Client Satisfaction: Make It ‘Priceless’. Although covering the accountancy sector, in many places you…

Tom Foremski has highlighted a new social media news release service* called PRXBuilder. Currently in beta (and free to use), it is intended to provide an easy means of creating and distributing rich media releases.

Just stumbled across Rainmaker’s latest New Business Survey which reports
on how U.S. marketing communications agencies should best engage with
prospective clients for the purpose of…

Social Networks: Google, Yahoo start from scratch — Valleywag

Interesting Valleywag piece about Google sponsoring a project at Carnegie Mellon University, which, instead of serving as a social network itself…

The Viking Manifesto didn’t take long to read — and shared with David Meerman Scott’s book a common theme about the importance of telling good stories.

Which made me wonder about the curious PR phrase pitching or…

Excellent post on Strumpette from Ike Piggot — anyone who can use Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle as a metaphor for what’s happening in social media gets my vote:

Outside observers kill communities in a hurry, regardless of the
transparency of their…