Let’s be clear about one thing.  The economic disaster we find ourselves in is not entirely the making of Wall Street.  For the Democrats in the audience, it is not entirely the fault of Republicans.  For the Republicans in the audience, this is not entirely the fault of Democrats.  This is, to put it plainly, [...]

The opening keynote of the Blog World Expo is underway in Vegas. Richard Jalichandra of Technorati is walking the audience through highlights of their State of the Blogosphere survey work to be released starting Monday as a five part series.
If you’re interested in looking at the characteristics that separate the top tier bloggers from the [...]

I guess it is sales and marketing education day here at The Quip. No sooner did I complete my post about following your brand online that I get the e-mail below. This was the whole message:
Every Month, We Show 30 Million Cable Customers Why Cable TV Is a Great Educational Resource for Teachers, Students & [...]

A colleague pointed me at this article on ereleases.com.  The writer had been trying to book a vacation and was swayed toward a particular hotel because he found the manager posting comments on travel websites - apologizing to customers who posted complaints and thanking guests for their feedback.  When he told the manager that at [...]

You’re probably familiar with the “seal of approval” of such magazines as Consumer Reports.  The basic concept of magazine publishers getting together to look at products and give them a thumbs up or down has been around for a while.
Well, a new magazine called Cookie is doing things a bit differently.  They have launched Word of [...]