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Posted July 25, 2008 
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We have a PRWeek Twitter feed these days. You can follow us at . During the seven minutes a day it works. Kidding!
Op-Eds 2.0
Posted November 15, 2007 Comments(0)
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Also, we are now accepting Web-exclusive Op-Eds. At 200-300 words, it’s a great opportunity to produce some thought-leadership in a condensed form. If you or a colleague want to submit one, please send it to keith . obrien @ prweek.com.
Comments for all
Posted November 15, 2007 Comments(1)
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We are beta testing a new comments service across all of our platforms. Please try it out. Also, you can now comment (BETA!) on our articles on PRWeek.com. Please keep it civil and edifying.
A relaunch happens 365-times-a-year
Posted October 29, 2007 Comments(0)
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As we pointed out last week, PRWeek.com has relaunched. We will be using this space to keep you up-to-date on enhancements and new features. Please make it a two-way conversation in the comments.
Is it not Monday?
Posted October 25, 2007 Comments(2)
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Though a little earlier than we expected, we’ve relaunched our Web site today. You can check it out at http://www.prweekus.com. If you use cookies, you should be redirected if you mistakenly go to PRWeek.com. Please do let us know what you think, either in the comments or .
Feeds, feedburner feeds
Posted March 2, 2007 Comments(3)
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Our RSS page on PRWeek.com is a little outdated. Here’s our most recent list of RSS feeds.
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Opinions back
Posted February 8, 2007 Comments(0)
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We’re getting back to our original schedule of Web-exclusive columns - the first one, which ran yesterday, is my take on the Rolling Rock controversy. You can it read it here (free). Tune in every Wednesday for a new column (to be unveiled soon - the three other monthly columnists).
Speak into the mic
Posted February 2, 2007 Comments(0)
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Technology still occasionally lets us down. I am embarrassed to say due to technical difficulties, I soon have to re-record a podcast interview with Aedhmar Hynes, CEO of Text 100. For some unknown reason, her voice is not audible throughout the recording. Erp. We have since solved the problem.
I was interviewing Aedhmar for our new Agency Leadership Podcast series, a program that will soon be joined by a sister series focusing on in-house leaders. The goal of the series, which will be updated weekly at minimum, is to hear agency heads explain their business strategy, clients, goals, and competitive landscape in their own words.
The only thing that worries me about this series is that it could become very canned. So far the interviewees have been pretty relaxed, but I can see the day coming when the program could lose spontaneity. That would defeat the object. Shoba at the Newsmarket once told me that there are some CEOs who are notorious for being so rehearsed that no one wants to interview them.
One way to prevent that is to make sure I’m asking the questions people really want to hear the answers to. Comments and suggestions are welcome, either to this post, or directly to me at .
Officially live
Posted January 18, 2007 Comments(1)
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Our migration to the WordPress template for the Editors’ Blog is now complete. The migration for the other two blogs will be next. If you’re reading this, please stop by with a comment. We’ve announced Awards finalists, our Editors’ Choice, and Book of Lists within the past two months. Surely someone has something to say about it.
Now, with WordPress
Posted January 12, 2007 Comments(0)
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If you’re reading this blog post, then we’ve officially switched over to the WordPress Multiple-User platform. If you’ve tried commenting before and got annoyed by the registration, you will be happy to note that comments are now unregistered. Comment away; we’ll be here. They are, however, moderated, but I think they go straight up after you’ve been approved once.
Plenty more to come in 2007.
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