Voce NationMay 23rd, 2007
If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the May 15th issue of the The Wall Street Journal. Enterprise software reporter, Vauhini Vara, wrote a great article focused on Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) titled, “Web-Based Software Services Take Hold,” that deserves some added attention. Long-time Spend Management blogger, Jason Busch, also called some attention to the WSJ [...]
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Voce NationMay 8th, 2007
Rarely do you hear about reporters suing one of the companies they cover, but that’s exactly what the NY Times and others reported yesterday regarding a handful of reporters involved in the Hewlett-Packard pretexting scandal. Three journalists from CNet Networks, including Dawn Kawamoto, Stephen Shankland, and Tom Krazit intend to sue HP for invasion of [...]
Voce NationApril 2nd, 2007
Just a quick pointer to some thoughts our own Dave Black shared recently with PRWeek in an article about how companies can utilize a diversity of communication vehicles – from op-eds to blogs – in their PR programs. Enjoy! /Voce Nation Technorati Tags: dave+black, pr, voce+communications
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Voce NationFebruary 9th, 2007
I traveled to Sacramento this past weekend to catch up with an old friend who recently became engaged. We’ll call him Eric. Eric was also playing in an annual poker tournament with his brother-in-law and friends, so they invited me along. Whether dumb luck or pure skill (the line is so fine) I managed to [...]
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Voce NationJanuary 29th, 2007
I recently flew to Windsor in the UK for some international partner planning meetings. Sitting there at the table with me were consultants from Asia and Europe discussing business planning, but also best practices in communications worldwide. I thought I would share some of the points our international friends raised for shared benefit. Hope you [...]
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Mike ManuelNovember 7th, 2006
We recently caught up with Zango Group Principal Galen Gruman who provides freelance writing and editing services to clients such as Business Week special supplements, CIO, Computerworld, Cnet, CSO, Fawcette.com’s Enabling the Wireless Enterprise, Fortune Small Business, InfoWorld (where he is a contributing editor), Macworld, PC World, and PricewaterhouseCoopers Technology Center. Having worked with Galen [...]
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Voce NationJuly 20th, 2006
Earlier this week, our own Dave Black moderated a PRSourceCode “Lunch with the Editors” webinar on navigating the PR waters at eWeek with its VP and Editorial Director Eric Lundquist. You can listen to a replay here. This was the latest installment of an ongoing series of sit-downs with members of the IT trade and [...]
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Voce NationJuly 14th, 2006
Brian Fonseca, a long-time Voce friendly that has been reporting for tech trades like eWeek and InfoWorld for eight+ years, recently “defected” to the other side. Since he was handing over his press credentials for a replacement corporate ID badge we decided to pick his reporter brain one last time before he made the move [...]
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Voce NationMarch 12th, 2006
Typically, it’s the reporter asking the questions and the PR folks fielding them, but recently, Henry Baltazar, Senior Analyst at eWeek Labs (and one of the most respected product reviewers in the industry), sat down with the Voce Nation over lunch to give us the scoop on what makes for a great product review. Henry [...]
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Voce NationFebruary 9th, 2006
The article from InformationWeek “Credibility of Analysts,” which I blogged about earlier this week has gotten quite a bit of play in the AR community. Some have said that the article is rather bland and rehashes old issues. Regardless, what I find interesting is the response to the article by Gartner. The research firm has [...]
