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    Seth Godin Bestselling Author, Entrepreneur on BlogTalkRadio

    May 21st, 2008

    BlogTalkRadio welcomes Seth Godin, marketing guru and agent of change, to the IABC ConferenceCast. Godin’s blog, books and presentations are revered in the industry for their insight and creativity. Today he shares some of that with BlogTalkRadio.

    Seth Godin is a renowned speaker. Keynoting this summer at the IABC 2008 International Conference, Seth joins Shel Holtz [...]

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    BlogTalkRadio Feeding The Long Tail

    May 2nd, 2008

    Looking back at April 2008 shows us we’re still growing strong. In addition to all the conversations we’ve facilitated, we continue to add content to The Long Tail and provide a breadth and depth of content you’d be hard pressed to find housed on any other site. With over 70 categories and thousands of hosts, [...]

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    Reinventing Advertising with Joe Marchese on BlogTalkRadio

    April 11th, 2008

    Alan Levy welcomes Joe Marchese, a respected thought leader in the social media and advertising industry to BlogTalkRadio. Joe writes weekly for MediaPost publications and has also keynoted various digital advertising and media summits as well as contributed to a number of national publications as an expert on new media.
    Joe Marchese is reinventing advertising [...]

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    New Media: an Important Place to Be

    March 11th, 2008

    The Center for Media Research MediaPost blog posted an interesting study summary yesterday by Jack Loechner entitled New Media An Important Place To Be Seen for the influence of purchases.
    The most recent BIGresearch Simultaneous Media Survey shows that, while traditional media still rank on top in the influence of purchases, many are declining in influence [...]

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    Web and Satellite Causing Static for Terrestrial Radio

    February 29th, 2008

    Portfolio writer Liz Gunnison posted an article today entitled “Radio’s S.O.S.” that highlights the disruption of terrestrial radio by satellite and web entities.
    Today’s Gunnison article sites two reasons terrestrial radio is hurting 1) content options for audiences is mushrooming and 2) the changing local advertising markets. Today’s post references an earlier Portfolio article from this [...]

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