The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #98: December 29, 2005
The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #98: December 29, 2005
Content summary: Say goodbye to ‘Intel inside’; Swicki search; businessman wins spam email lawsuit; PR Value Ratio measurement concept; Podzinger out of beta; listeners’ comments discussion; pithy online communications; CEO tagging; PR issues for Alaska Airlines; the music.
Show notes for December 29, 2005
Welcome to For Immediate Release: The Hobson & Holtz Report, a 60-minute conversation recorded live from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and Concord, California, USA.
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In this Edition:
Intro:
- 00:27 Neville introduces the show, what the show’s about, where to send your comments
- 01:28 Relaxing during the Christmas/Hannuka holiday: blogging, movies and Broadway
News Briefs:
- 04:01 Say goodbye to ‘Intel Inside’ as Intel prepares for a new corporate identity
- 10:09 Shel’s experimenting with Swicki search
- 15:13 Businessman wins first-of-its-kind spam email lawsuit
- 17:20 Katie Paine’s PR Value Ratio communication measurement concept - an effective measure? Shel’s keen but Neville’s cynical (and John Wagner says PR shouldn’t waste its time on measurement)
- 25:34 Search podcasts with Podzinger, now out of beta
- 27:39 A shoutout from Katie Paine (coincidentally)
Listeners’ Comments Discussion:
- 27:52 Tom Raftery enjoys listening to FIR in his car but has one complaint
Features:
- 31:10 Do communications online need to be more pithy?
- 34:33 Tagging into the mind of the CEO - Neville’s keen but Shel’s cynical
- 41:44 Blogging Alaska Airlines’ flight emergency - looks like big PR issues for the airline
Outro:
- 52:44 Shel wraps the show; a week from today is show #100; how and where to send your comments; where to find the show notes
- 55:07 Outro podsafe music via the Podsafe Music Network - Sparkle Star by Bubble
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So, until Monday January 2…
Hi, Shel and Neville,
Listening to today’s podcast this evening as I work late…
It sounds like not much news was available when you recorded your podcast. I did a Google News search about 7 pm Pacific time, and found these links to a Seattle P-I reporter’s page and stories:
James Wallace on Aerospace
Terrified at 26,000 feet
http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/aerospace/archives/100927.asp
This page appears to be a compilation of links to a number of stories and info on the incident.Loss of pressure forces airliner to land
Hole in fuselage found as Alaska jet returns to Sea-Tac
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/253673_alaska28.html
This is a link to Wallace’s story online about the incident.Sam Vigil Jr.
Gresham, ORPosted by Sam Vigil Jr. on 12/29 at 05:06 PM
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