The interesting stuff I saw online on Aug. 13
Here’s some of the stuff I thought was interesting while stomping through the Internet on Aug. 13 from 10:41 am to 10:02 pm:
- Beyond the Hype: Twitter and customer service: My personal experience – Another great social media/customer service story. This is starting to play into my simmering PR blog item.
- The PR Roadblock On The Road To Blissful Blogging – Michael Arrington, TechCrunch: “…I agree that PR as a profession is broken.” That industry’s problems are similar to the newspaper industry’s — but they may be a year or two behind. I know people in the PR industry who get it, though.
- A blog about technology from BBC News | US media’s crimes against Web 2.0 – Amen to this writer, who discusses issues with NBC protecting its rights to the Olympic Games and the controversy at the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Kurt's Tweets- @bfelice Hey, thanks so much for the heads-up on this. Great to see.
- Funny. SW airlines magazine bothers to mention that pacemakers are always authorized electronic devices. #fb
- A disgrace, St. Louis. People still litter? http://post.ly/OUsk
- Redemption for Lindsey Jacobellis in snowboardcross? Only click if you really wanna know. http://bit.ly/99OgbM
- West Countians: If you're in the market for a pancake supper tonight, there's one here: http://stmartinschurch.org.