The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #123: March 27, 2006

The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #123: March 27, 2006

Content summary: The IAOC/PRSA keynote presentation; Allan Jenkins’ latest on Mobitype; followup on South West Airlines; Windows Vista “isn’t people-ready”; Microsoft employee bloggers: credibility vs. authority; exoneration/whitewash of The Lincoln Group; Eric Schwartzman interviews Jakob Nielsen; RICO lawsuit against Skype: PR and IR implications; David Phillips reports; listeners’ comments discussion (Flash-enabled websites; calendar of events; tips for subscribing via iTunes); the music.

Show notes for March 27, 2006

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Intro:

  • 00:28 Shel introduces the show; what the show’s about; what’s in this edition; how to give your feedback; show notes

News and Commentary:

Listeners’ Comments Discussion:

Outro:

  • 82:19 Neville wraps the show; let us know your views about today’s discussions; how and where to send your comments; where to find the show notes
  • 84:22 Either Neville or Shel will be doing the next three shows solo
  • 85:13 Outro podsafe music from the Podsafe Music Network - The Enron Song: Where Dat Money Go? by David Ippolito


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So, until Thursday March 30…

Posted by neville on 03/27 at 09:38 AM
  1. Hi, guys. I’ve been alternately swamped and slagged the last week or so, so I’m behind on my comments.

    I caught about half of your IAOC presentation and I think the double-act via Skype is a great idea. One suggestion, though: since the current version of Skype allows video, why not get a webcam each? Then the person on location can point one out at the audience so the person back in the office can see who he’s talking to, and the audience can have a face to go along with the voice. (Insert inevitable face-for-radio joke here.)

    A client of mine who has a side business in PR just won an iPod Nano in a raffle. This makes about the fourth iPod in the house, so I suggested she keep the new one just for podcasts, and will be sending her a list of PR podcasts to subscribe to—starting with yours, of course.

    Now back to preparing proposals and outlines for the half-dozen presentations about podcasting I’m going to be doing in the next few months.

    Posted by Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with "sketch")  on  03/28  at  06:44 AM
  2. In short, I am very confused by Robert Scoble’s reply to the Vista delay. How come he needs to contact Microsoft’s PR-firm in order to find out whether the news that 60% of the code need to be re-written is true?? It’s an IT-question, not a PR-question. And of course you guys are right, there needs to be one rep at MS to make a statement.

    Posted by Sebastian  on  03/30  at  03:38 AM

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