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Mike Manuel is irked by the apparent pick-and-choose moderation of comments submitted to Richard Edelman’s blog. The Media Guerrilla blogger offered up a comment in response to the Edelman Public Relations honcho’s first entry. Not only did he get no reply, the comment never even showed up.

Writes Manuel, “I think it’s pretty lame of Edelman and/or the folks behind the curtain to scratch my comment…

The comment count is up to 13 on David Kistle’s blog. Most (including one from me and one from fellow blogger Neville Hobson) are congratulatory. Debbie Vondran notes, “If a member doesn’t feel connected, it’s not for lack of trying on IABC’s part.” Former Chicago chapter president Sharon Bond talks about diminishing membership. It could be that this blog will open a greater dialogue between…

A study released today by IRS Employment Review (that’s a human resources publishing group in the UK, not a revenue collection agency in the US) reveals that most British companies aren’t anywhere near ready to comply with a European Community communications directive or the UK regulations associated with it.

The Information and Consultation of Employees (ICE) Directive becomes law next April for larger…

I didn’t want to speak out of school when IABC staffer Chris Grossgart told me IABC was working with 2004-05 chairman David Kistle to start a blog. Neville Hobson just notified me by e-mail that the blog is online, even though it hasn’t been launched officially yet. (Neville has a post about the blog at his own blog, along with a screen…

PRSA has come in for much criticism over its lack of a session on blogging at its upcoming conference. Several voices, including Neville Hobson and B.L. Ochman have called on PRSA to add a session (even though the largest of the public relations associations did conduct a teleseminar on blogging that drew some 300 people—more that would be likely to attend a…

A review of the top 15 or 20 blogs shows that most of them barely mention the medium they’re using—blogs. They’re just using the medium to communicate about other issues (politics, mostly). Of course I know that, as PR people, we’re talking about the medium because most of our peers are not yet on board with it. We’re evangelizing in order to spark some interest and…

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