Vanson Bourne have given me the results of their 2008 interviews of 232 UK IT professionals about their media consumption. Out of twelve major media, IT blogs (other than those
“A tsunami of paid bilge” is Wired‘s verdict on blogs. Their argument is worth considering: On the one hand, Blogging is so 2004. On the other, blogging is now so
There’s a new AR blog –http://MarcDuke-MarcDuke.blogspot.com/. Marc is a seasoned AR professional who has had a solid grounding in marketing theory over the years. He and I are two of
I’ll be mulling over three things over the weekend, and would love to hear your comments. Someone’s just pointed out to me that just over half of JupiterKagan’s analysts have
Lighthouse’s regular CIO surveys continue to show that the international influence on buyers of blogs, and even of analysts’ blogs, is still modest. There’s a significant difference between the impact
Alice has an interesting comment on the side bar of her blog: “Never be an anonymous source. If you cannot say it on the record, that is a signal that
Blogger Phil Gomes, a graduate student at USC’s Annenburg school of communications and an online specialist at the Edelman PR agency, has written a lovely set of guidelines for PR
Most blogs fail to get past the first ten postings, but Mobile Analyst Watch is now up and walking. Silicon Valley geek John Sun has started his own blog, which
