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Visualization and storytelling. This was, and remains, good news for PR. What has Nick learned during his first year at Bits? What are his revised goals, and the associated PR opportunities?

Pitching infographics is a great new way to get edit attention.

But there's an art to it. The data must be newsworthy. PR must understand edit workflow. But the payoff can be sweet.

We've studied this topic for a year or more. Here's the state of the art.

The latest from @SWMSTweet. Brad Stone making moves, Jon Fortt on his new job, Bloomberg BusinessWeek nuggets, pitching TechCrunchTV, and more.

We learned a lot this week from the Gizmodo/iPhone affair -- mostly that the blogs kicked MSM's ass.

Looking for edit leadership? Look to the independents.

From our subscriber only feed @SWMSTweet:

 Back from 2 months of travel, we have lots to catch up on. In case you missed the live feeds blow is the recap:

PLEASE NOTE SWMS TELECONFERENCE SCHEDULE CHANGE: Mar. 30: Deb Donston and Jason Brooks discuss the new eWeek labs community site. "Social media monitoring tools" now 5/17.

Shrinking edit staffs have made contributed content more important than ever.

Which outlets publish it? More important, which ones say they do but are becoming overwhelmed with submissions, most of them unacceptable?

Be it a guest blog post or a more formal submission to MSM, there's an emerging art to contributed content. Learn today's tricks and get the visibility your clients expect. 

The techiest journalists delivered the best iPad coverage today. Hands down.

CES 2010 is something to watch. Sure, you can read about it. But you don't need to. Video alone will do the job.