Shel Holtz and Neville Hobson co-host a twice-weekly conversation about the intersection between the online world and PR/organizational communications.
Shel's on his own in Toronto; Google Wave and Twitter List reminders; Dan York's report; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: Novell introduces Pulse with Google Wave integration, the move from stickiness to spreadability, more on Twitter lists, Second Life takes enterprise software into beta; listener comments; and more.
...MOREFIR Listener Wave is up and running; an FIR Listener Twitter list is in the works; vote for us on Podcast Alley; Michael Netzley's Asia report; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: bridging the gap between corporate culture and the Web 2.0 society, what a P2P company looks like, newspapers need to measure multimedia relationship, a deep dive into the spread of inaccurate information; music from Mano Reza; and more.
...MOREEpisode 500 grows ever closer; interested in a Friends of FIR Google Wave experiment?; Dan York's report; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: Edelman blasted for reverse-mentoring initiative, IT firm claims Twitter costs UK billions in productivity losses, Pew releases new Twitter stats, Google launches Social Search; listener comments; the music; and more.
...MOREShel's in Nashville; assembling today's show; Neville's conference experiences last week; Michael Netzley reports on Edelman's Digital Brand Index in Asia; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: Twitter is the killer app for customer service, Pepsi withdraws sexist iPhone app, Volkswagen USA to launch new Golf GTi via iPhone app, US government social media security guidelines, Boots launches health website and NHS website lets you rate your local doctor, big companies bypass the media and go direct to consumers; listeners' comments and FIR friendfeed Room round-up; music from Sheila Nicholls; and more.
...MORENeville's in Manchester while Shel's in Montreal; a focus on web accessibility; Dan York's report; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: ATT asks employees to astroturf, Coca-Cola sends three bloggers on a world tour, the start of Google Wave spam, Procter and Gamble applies social media to toilet paper, email more popular than Facebook with Gen-Y; FriendFeed Room roundup; music from The Aces; and more.
...MORENot your usual show; Shel's in Cleveland and back from BlogWorld; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: TSA blog opens conversation on a controversy, Technorati relaunches and issues a new State of the Blogosphere; five Twitter trends; listener comments; music; and more.
...MOREShel's at BlogWorld Expo; follow-ups on Pepsi iPhone app and employers blocking social media access; Dan York reports; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: Twitter routes around media injunction, results of PRWeek's social media survey, HSBC launches customer opinion website, Jakob Nielsen looks at social media usability; listener comments; the music; and more.
...MORESteve Rubel interview postponed; MIchael Netzley reports; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: CitiBank study finds small businesses getting no value from social media, Pepsi's AMP brand releases iPhone app that could alientate women, study draws connection between social media and paid search, companies boost social media investments but still block thier own employees, Second Life is profitable, avatar policies are coming; listener comments; music from Ghosts on the Radio, and more.
...MOREDan York is guest co-host in Neville's absence; Steve Rubel interview on Friday; Inbound Marketing Summit on now; Dan talks about his job and the attention wave; Sallie Goetsch reports on the death of podcasting; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: FTC rules for affiliate bloggers, companies invest in social media but block their own employees, a company owns up to unethical behavior, a deep dig into Twitter; music from Matthew Ebel; and more.
...MORESteve Rubel interview coming; FIR 500 on Nov 12; Shel's on the way to Phoenix; Michael Netzley reports; Media Monitoring Minute; News That Fits: Twittertypes, 70% of mainstream media to charge for online content, social media news release and SEO, live sports event broadcast on internet not TV; listener comments and FIR Friendfeed Room round-up; news about next Thursday's show; music from Adrina Thorpe; and more.
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