October 4, 2007
Havens came back from the Podcast and New Media Expo with knowledge, great experiences and video. Greg “Trend Junkie” Cangialosi, serial entrepreneur, posted an interview he did with our own John C. Havens at the Podcast and New Media Expo this past weekend.
Greg Cangialosi is President & CEO of Blue Sky Factory, Inc and blogger at The Trend Junkie. His blog “about me” page notes:
I am into technology, business, media, marketing and music in all of their forms. My head is usually full of this stuff in some way or another on a daily basis. I also qualify as a frequent traveler.
That’s a lot of hats to wear for one head. Check out the posted video on Trend TV.
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Posted by Luke Armour
October 4, 2007
From the passionate Buckeye fan to an unbiased college sports junkie to professional sports writers, BlogTalkRadio has sports covered. BlogTalkRadio welcomes San Jose Mercury News writers John Ryan and Jon Wilner with their inaugural college football show airing today.
John Ryan posted on his Mercury News’ “Morning Buzz: A Caffeinated Look at the World of Sports” a piece entitled “Listen, and talk, on the Buzz/Hotline Internet Radio Extravaganza.” He details the new BlogTalkRadio show College Hotline Sports Talk located at blogtalkradio.com/mercurynewsradio where Jon and John get down and dirty with college football. These two really know their stuff and we welcome their expertise to the fantastic mix of hosts and content covering sports on the network.
Wilner writes:
My co-host will be John “Morning Buzz” Ryan, a huge and extremely knowledgeable college football fan. He can rattle off Missouri’s starting offensive line like it’s nobody’s business.
Ryan writes:
I am by no means the star of this show. That’s Jon, who does, IMHO, just about the best college football blog there is. So please listen. I think you’ll be surprised at just how much information Wilner possesses on those nervous, prolific fingertips of his. And please call too. (The show will be archived if you can’t make it live. What, you have a job or something?)
No worries there for us East Coasters. These two just dole out the praise for each other, don’t they? But is it warranted?
Find out today. Their first show airs at 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT. So call-in at (347) 215-8526 and match wits and wisdom with professional sports writers.
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Posted by Luke Armour
October 4, 2007
The rules of marketing and public relations have changed. There is no question about this statement. But what are the new rules? What do we do about it? David Meerman Scott just might tell us.
David Meerman Scott joins John C. Havens on “New Media Havens” today, at 11:30am ET to discuss David’s book “The New Rules of Marketing and PR: How to use news releases, blogs, viral marketing and online media to reach buyers directly. Hmm, what online tools can I think of where you can talk directly to your audience…hmm, and have them talk back? Hmm.
David is a online thought leadership and viral marketing strategist. The programs he has developed have won numerous awards and are responsible for selling over one billion dollars in products and services worldwide. He has lived and worked in New York, Tokyo, Boston, and Hong Kong and has presented at industry conferences and events in over twenty countries on four continents. Check out his blog at www.WebInkNow.com.
Specifically, John and David will address thoughts on how people who are NOT in the new media space have responded to the book’s concepts. Join the discussion at (646) 716-7071. Whether you’re a seasoned online marketing veteran or a novice to this space, you can get and give something to this conversation.
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