Monthly Archives: May 2009

I saw someone last week on Twitter complaining that getting their new site listed on DMOZ was taking forever. Um, DMOZ was slow to list, and basically useless, ten years ago. Except for a little link-love, I don’t see the … Continue reading →

Here’s my second question to Gary Slack about the BMA Conference (PDF brochure) B2Blog:What’s the scoop about BMA’s theme of UNlearning? The conference’s banner shows a voltmeter at zero, does this mean we have to wipe out everything we know? … Continue reading →

Rick Short (who will be joining me to talk about blogging at the upcoming BMA conference) asks Are magazines dead? Maybe not dead yet, but if you read my last post, some trade publications are in a scary place. While … Continue reading →

… you can tell the page count is down. I received an automotive engineering trade publication today with a stapled binding. I’ve seen this during other recessions, and that means ads, and content, are cut back. As I flipped thru … Continue reading →

Okay, I’m going to be a part of a panel discussion about B2B blogging at next month’s national BMA event. So I had a couple burning questions to ask the man who invited me, Gary Slack, to find out his … Continue reading →

As part of the lead-up to my panel discussion about business blogs at BMA, I’m taking a look at business blogs: This is the kind of blog I like. Industrial Quick Search launched a ‘newsroom’ blog around the beginning of … Continue reading →