Octavio has been blogging about the tsunami events from a crisis PR point of view. A lot of interesting information there. I was thinking that this will be a case study students will be reading for years to come. See this article in The Times of India – and this one too, for example.
If you wish to help those affected by the disaster, giving to the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent may be the best way to help for all of us so …

Update: I should have started this post with an explanation. The following post is an informal review of a site. My students will be asked to do the same kind of exercise in their blogs during Spring semester. My intention is to be fair and critical. I believe that was achieved in this post. Comments are enabled (although moderated due to spam) and I encourage feedback. Please read the post and the accompanying comments. Thank you.

‘Podcast’ news releases. Nothing new, really. …

Update: I should have started this post with an explanation. The following post is an informal review of a site. My students will be asked to do the same kind of exercise in their blogs during Spring semester. My intention is to be fair and critical. I believe that was achieved in this post. Comments are enabled (although moderated due to spam) and I encourage feedback. Please read the post and the accompanying comments. Thank you.

Sam from BlogTelevision.net commented in infOpinions? about …

Looking at server/visitor logs. Sometimes it is kinda funny. Other times, kinda embarrassing.
infOpinions? comes up #1 in a search for “blogging topics.” (This category.) Kinda cool. Imagine, however, the searcher’s disappointment, though.
This blog is also #1 in the Japanese Google search engine in the ‘mispelt’ search for “Fleshman HIllard” (this post) … I have it spelled correctly – now. Yikes! Must – proof – read – posts – before – clicking – publish!
On another note, big bummer. …