Two of eBusiness's most "informal" companies are top performers when it comes to making good use of their money, according to a new study. It may not come as a surprise, but Google and Apple are both extremely efficient at translating their research and development funds into products.
Heading into London this afternoon for the Delivering The New PR conference tomorrow.
Chris Heuer and the social media press release working group have released the requirements for a social media release.
OK, I have a complete list of winners from the Vloggies up now - the big winners was Alive in Baghdad (they got the only standing ovation of the evening).
There are some great learning and professional development events taking place in Europe during the next few weeks that you might want to consider being part of.
Damian Mulley posted a lengthy complaint about alleged spamming by Thinkhouse PR, and that post has evidently disappeared from Google.
Some PR news on the front page of TechMeme today.
So, apparently, it seems Wal-Mart needs to go ahead and fire whoever's working on their online marketing campaign. Two separate aspects of the campaign have been blasted in just a week. One angered parents, the other was exposed as a fraud.
This will surely catch on enormously, both for business and personal use - Flickr MiniCards.
One of the great things about being part of a series of conferences that addresses social media and PR is the learning you see happening over time.
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