Monthly Archives: December 2006

The PR Industry: Lots of Talk, Not a Lot of Action, on Blogging

Not a lot of PR folk are actually blogging, in spite of them acknowledging how important blogging is.

ZDNet Not Immune To The “Bury Brigade”

ZDNet discovers the Bury Brigade — but the biggest shocker is yet to come.

UPDATE: I’m Staying With The BlogHerald After All

I’m staying on with the BH after all … as an assistant editor and writer.

Diggers Are Getting Paid — But Not By Kevin Rose

Digg’s users are getting paid — but not by Kevin Rose.

Social Media Press Releases — Is It Like Giving a Baby a Gun?

Social Media Press Releases — effective in the right hands, dangerous in the wrong ones. Automating it won’t make it any better, I think.

Baby Jesus Hates Wi-Fi, Indeed!

For those of you with your Christmas tree and ornaments are already up, either in the home or in the office (or maybe, in the home office) FYI: those ornaments may degrade your Wi-Fi signal by as much as 25%.  Other interesting effects ornaments may have is that they may decrease your signal distance by [...]

UPDATE: CNet Editor Disappearance Ends in Tragedy

James Kim’s body has been found.