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BusinessWeek piece on efforts by so-called “indie” podcasters to band together.

A report on the prospects for illicit hijacking of podcasts. Scary. Your podcast can be hijacked

Nick Denton has created a list of online tools and resources to kickstart a business startup.

There’s a new Google blog dedicated to Google Base. Like other Google blogs, there’s no commenting; Google remains a one-way, top-down company, which is sad.

Kryptonite PR manager Donna Tocci has started blogging

CNN/Money has a piece on the growing number of blogs and blog networks that are turning a profit

SmartBiz has a piece on using blogs as a tool for startups and small businesses

Here’s one about the distribution of 3D video podcasts of Disney attractions (the Disney term for “rides”)

Diggdot.us Diggdot aggregates content from Digg, Slashdot and the Del.icio.us “popular” tag, deletes the duplicates, and sends them as a single feed.

How to podcast tutorial Very detailed tutorial may save you the $21.95 you were planning to spend on a book that covers the same information.

There’s a debate in PR circles—a decades-old debate—that centers around whether PR practitioners should be licensed. We can never be viewed as a real profession, the argument goes, until we all measure up to the same tested standards. Doctors, lawyers, accountants, and a host of other lines of work that are viewed as professions all require licenses or certification in order for a…

California’s Contra Costa County (where I live) is facing a budget dilemma. The county has eliminated several positions and initiated a hiring freeze on several open jobs. Under these circumstances, the supervisors have come under intense fire for the decision to hire a public information officer. The county Fire Department followed suit and is also suffering slings and arrows for its…

Steve Crescenzo and Allan Jenkins are both my friends. Not online friends, but real-world, in-the-flesh friends. I’ve spent time with Allan in Copenhagen. I went to Steve’s wedding. I probably shouldn’t get in the middle of a dust-up between them. My life is filled with things I shouldn’t have done.

Steve takes Allan to task for his contention that print is pretty much useless. In his…

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