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Shel Holtz
Communicating at the Intersection of Business and Technology
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I read a lot in various newsletters I get about the extent of the spam/virus problem, but nothing drives it home like a snapshot of your own email volume.

My spam provider just launched a new service, a monthly report in PDF format of the actions it has taken over the last 30 days with your email. (SpamSoap isn’t software installed on your…

imageI joined Utterz shortly after it launched. I liked the idea as soon as I heard it: a way to share a thought impulsively by recording it over the phone. The recording is saved to a profile where those who choose to follow you are notified that you have a new Utter. What you Utter can often become a conversation,…

Mitch Joel tagged me with the “Eight Things You Don’t Know About Me” meme. I did this once before. At the end of 2006, a similar meme was making the rounds, this one limited to five tidbits, and I participated. Since my life is pretty much an open book, it’s not easy to think of eight additional things people probably don’t know about me—and even…

In my second year of college, I worked Wednesday nights, from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m., as the engineer for a radio show called “Jazz with Janis.” Janis was Janis Wisbaum, another journalism student, who served as deejay for the three-hour weekly program over the campus radio station, KCSN, which happened to be an NPR affiliate.

It was a lot of fun. We did…

One of the greatest frustrations associated with being a dedicated blogger occurs when you simply cannot blog. My “blog fodder” file is loaded with ideas and links I’d like to write about, but my exhausting travel schedule has precluded it. A look at my blog shows not much other than cross-postings from For Immediate Release. I haven’t had time to check, but my Technorati…

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