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Eavesdropping on the other PR bloggers
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I read a lot of other PR peeps’ blogs. I learn loads from seeing what my peers in PR/Social Media are up to and also because they write about some great stuff (how they have the time to find it all and then write it up I have no idea)

Just catching up on my feeds I thought I’d do a round up of things that caught my eye:

New Media Curious- Ben’s moved his blog to http://benayers.co.uk/. It looks great and I have a little blog envy

PR Blogger - Stephen’s advertising, for a friend, a job opp at Cake as a Digital Account Executive (I guess they’re looking for Stephen 2.0)

Under Strict Embargo- Daljit gets me up to speed on all the Phorm stuff I’ve been hearing about

Simon Collister- shares his CIPR diploma research project on the ability of political bloggers in the UK to affect the MSM agenda of broadsheet newspapers

Bredan Cooper - keywords are the basis to social media monitoring, here’s a good intro into what they are and how to pick ‘em

Drew B - posts a good video explaining Twitter. After watching it to double-check I really *do* understand Twitter, I finally have to say I’m not loving it. I held off on this declaration until now as I suspect it shows me up to have a boring life. You can judge for yourself if you want: Me fumbling around on Twitter with a pitiful 14 updates

A PR guy’s musings - Stuart’s news about the new Downing Streeet Twitter feed gave me hope I might not be the boringest person on Twitter. But it’s actually quite good, almost like a direct press wire from the government. No doubt a lot of people will hate it

Right, just noticed - where are all the female UK PR bloggers on my reader? (OK Shiny Redgals I know about you but I meant individual blogs). With such a high percentage of women working in PR I know it can’t just be the blokes who have gone out and started blogs. Who am I missing as part of my reading list?


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How about Katy Howell? I know it’s her company blog, but she is the MD…

http://blog.immediatefuture.co.uk/

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Thx Katie, that’ll do me. Lewis, from Shiny Red, also mentioned Alex Pullin’s ‘The Wages of Spin’ http://wagesofspin.wordpress.com (Loving the name). So that’s 2 more for the feed reader so far!
Keep ‘em coming

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