• Analyst reports: how to read them - Eventually, at the end of the brief, how to read industry analysts reports
• Working with Industry Analysts - Again, a quick guide for people working with industry analysts
• The “other” relations - Analysts relations are the "other" public relations, for IT companies
• The Vendor Pitch - How to present to industry analysts, for vendor briefings
• A Guide to Industry Analysts - A guide to industry analysts relations, from the highly esteemed professionals at Quocirca

Tags: pr, Public Relations

These would have been the subjects of my posts on May 5, 2007, if I just had the time:

• Social Media Releases - Everything You Ever Wanted to (or Should) Know - Brian Solis has put together a kind of enciclopedia of the Social Media Release, with a lot of links to the articles and posts that have marked the conversation so far.
• If the Shoe Fits… Social Media in Seven Boxes - Kami Huyse has social media organized in seven categories. Very interesting sistematization, worth at least a second thought by those PR that still refuse to understand that today stakeholders are quite different from yesterday stakeholders.

Tags: media, pr, Social Media

These would have been the subjects of my posts on May 1, 2007, if I just had the time:

• PR 2.0 is not Web 2.0 - Brian Solis clearly separates PR 2.0 from Web 2.0. Comments show how PR "less than 1.0" professionals don’t have a clue about what’s happening to their profession.
• Industry enters a new age: PR 3.0 - The PR Week article criticized by Brian Solis. The fact that the PR industry is growing can’t hide the fact that most PR professionals and agencies are still behind PR 1.0 in terms of professional skills. PR Week should definitely do a better job.
• PR Week claims industry enters age of PR 3.0, but they couldn’t be more wrong - Brian Solis criticizes the PR Week article, and summarizes the reasons why we can’t talk about PR 3.0 (in Italy, we are still on the way to PR 1.0).

Tags: pr

These would have been the subjects of my posts on March 26, 2007, if I just had the time:

• Bob Garfield’s “Chaos Scenario 2.0″
• Bob Garfield’s “Chaos Scenario”

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These would have been the subjects of my posts on March 24, 2007, if I just had the time:

• Enough Already…
• Social Media Killed…
• The Press Release Is Dead
• The Social Media News…
• Why Use Social Media…
• Social Media News…
• Social Media Release…
• Don’t Kill the Press Release…
• Attention, traditional PR…

Tags: media, pr, Press Release, Social Media

• Best Practices for Corporate Blogging Social Media
• Blogging’s ROI becoming clearer
• Where’s the Return in ROI of Corporate Blogging?
• Business Blogging Lesson Still Not Learned
• Business Blogging Builds Reputation Through Authenticity and Transparency
• Corporate Blogging: Building a Plan

Tags: media, pr, Social Media

• Web 2.0 Wake-Up Call: Six Tips for Web-Savvy PR-and Tech Trends to Watch
• Mediaroom 2.0
• Delivering the New PR 2.0
• Thoughts on teaching Journalism 2.0
• How Web 2.0 is Revolutionizing Mainstream Media

Tags: Journalism, media, pr

• Terrific insights into pitching the media from Peter J. Howe, business reporter for The Boston Globe
• New Tools for the New Year: My PR Measurement Tools Wish List
• What newsrooms should be
• Can press releases be more sales oriented?
• How to Email a News Release
• How to Pitch the Media

Technorati tags: media relations

Tags: media, Media Relations, pr, Press Release

• Scoble Asks What Is Social Media?
• Doc Searls and Robert Scoble on “What’s wrong with social media”
• What’s wrong with social media
• New media/social press releases are not blogs
• How to write social media press releases

Technorati tags: press release, social media

Tags: media, pr, Press Release, Social Media

• Windows Vista: the end of one revolution and the beginning of another
• Windows Vista - What will it mean for Microsoft?
• Dell Computer
• Dell back in charge at Dell

Technorati tags: technology

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