Daily Archives: Monday, April 4, 2005

B2B custom publishing overview

B2B custom publishing overview: BtoB Magazine’s Sean Callahan uses the launch of Snap-on tools new customer magazine, Tech, to look at business-to-business custom magazines. Great article (and I’m not just saying it because I’m quoted.)

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Half-time report

Half-time report:  Time out for basketball blogging. A bad case of the jitters seems to have taken all of the perfection from the Illini. Down by 13. Can they come back? I watched that Illinois-Arizona game last week so I … Continue reading

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That’s C and it rhymes with B and that stands for…

That’s C and it rhymes with B and that stands for: Business. CNET, wanting to move beyond the IT department, has launched BNET, with “thousands” of white papers that are “free” if you allow CNET to “share your information with … Continue reading

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The (conversational) NY Times

The (conversational) NY Times: The Annotated NY Times is an ambitious RSS/blog-aggregating concept, let’s call it, what, a “vertical aggregator”? The concept apparently is to aggregate all of the stories from one source (the NY Times) and then aggregate all … Continue reading

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A great tool for community donors

A great tool for community donors: I just learned of the launch of a promising new online resource for those who want to learn more about Nashville non-profits and the services they provide. GivingMatters.com is the first site of its … Continue reading

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Quote machines

Quote machines:  How can you do a story on “experts” reporters always quote and not include Samir Husni?

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