Media Bullseye

We were delighted to welcome Debbie Weil, author of the Corporate Blogging Book, to the Roundtable this week. She joins us to discuss corporate blogging issues, creative marketing, and the latest addition to the BlogHer community.

Jen Zingsheim and I were pleased to welcome Geoff Livingston to the Media Bullseye Roundtable this week, where we cover issues ranging from a potential Congressional threat to Twitter (no, not really), to managing your personal brand while boosting your company's profile.

I asked Nathan Burke o join the Roundtable this week in part because his work for matchmine, which offers a recommendation tool to users to suggest content they might like across all forms of media, makes him an excellent guest to discuss one of the stories coming out of the 2.0 world this week--Digg.com's recommendation engine. Also: Echo chamber danger, and Stride Gum and the dancing guy.

Welcome to Media Bullseye's weekly Radio Roundtable. Our special guest this week is Katie Paine. We discuss the importance of measuring more than just eyeballs, whether social media is really helping businesses (especially the big, established brands), and that little webinar you might have heard of this week.

Welcome to Media Bullseye's weekly Radio Rountable. Joining me as always on this week's episode is CustomScoop VP Jennifer Zingsheim, and our special guest is Todd Van Hoosear. Todd is the social media practice manager at Topaz Partners in Boston, and also heads up the Social Media Club Boston. In this episode, we break down the Associated Press' kerfuffle with the blogosphere, and discuss the impact of Twitter on journalism and PR.

Welcome to Media Bullseye's weekly Radio Roundtable. Joining us on the podcast this week was Aaron Brazell, better known to most as Technosailor. In a lively conversation, we cover everything from web 2.0 on the campaign trail (where Aaron reminds me that astroturfing was around long before the Internet, something this poli-sci major really ought to have remembered) to whether FriendFeed could feasibly replace the SMR (here, Aaron reveals his true feelings about the service in a spirited yet diplomatic mini-rant).

Welcome to Media Bullseye's weekly Radio Roundtable discussion. Our special guest this week joining me and CustomScoop VP Jennifer Zingsheim is Bill Sledzik. Bill is a professor of public relations at Kent State university, and a blogger at the popular PR blog Tough Sledding. We inevitably cover the Andrew Cohen ruckus, revisit the ethical concerns regarding Hunter College's recent flog dustup, and wonder whether social media isn't turning us all into annoying whiners.

Welcome to another edition of Media Bullseye's weekly Radio Roundtable. Joining me as always this week is Jennifer Zingsheim, a vice president here at CustomScoop. Our special guest this week is Kami Huyse.

Many of you may have noticed that Mark Story has been making many excellent contributions to Media Bullseye in recent weeks; he's done such a good job with the written word I figured we should have him join us on the Roundtable as well. He did not disappoint, and Jen Zingsheim and I were delighted to chat with him about reputation management, online security for minors, and the future of customer service for large businesses.

I'm pleased to welcome Jason Falls to the program this week. Jason, Jennifer Zingsheim and I cover number of great topics, but I was especially interested in Jason's reaction to the Gina Trapani PR Spam Wiki incident that caught fire earlier this week. Also: Women in PR and social media; and Twitter featured in Business Week.