SWMS Coverage Analysis: Apple's iPad

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

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SWMS Facebook Group: WSJ Digits, Altimeter Group

SWMS Facebook Group: week of Jan 26, 2010: Changes to WSJ Digits, Altimiter Group growing like crazy

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SWMSTweet stream: Week of Jan. 18

SWMSTweet from the week of Jan. 18, 2010: AOL, Forbes, IDG, new from The Register, and video insight from IDG

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SWMS Alert: IDG's Command-and-Control Center

IDG employs more than 70 IT journalists in the U.S. alone. It's great to have such a big resource -- if you can coordinate it and show results. If you can't, it's blood in the water when Sharky the Budget Cutter swims by.

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SWMS Analysis: Wildstrom as NVIDIA blogger

NVIDIA this month hired former BusinessWeek consumer tech columnist Steve Wildstrom to cover CES 2010 for NVIDIA's nTersect blog. Unsurprisingly if you know Steve, his posts read just as if they had been written for BusinessWeek.SWMS Analysis: Wildstrom as NVIDIA blogger, Pt. 1

He cranked out six paid blog posts at rates "somewhat better than editorial freelance rates." Disappointingly, the posts drew only eight reader comments in all. Yet this was a big deal. Wildstrom was a BW icon. That he would engage in what he calls "sponsored journalism" (a) is a sign of the times, and (b) may presage more journo-vendor alignment.

 [To watch a two-minute SWMS video interview with Steve Wildstrom, click here.]

 

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SWMS Editorial Teleconference -- Robin Wauters, TechCrunch

 

Robin Wauters keeps an eye on the tech scene across the pond. He posts between five and six times a day on a variety of  topics ranging from VC to virtual goods.
 
He’s happy to read your pitch but even if he likes your story idea, he may hand it off to another
TC reporter, who may not like it as much.
 
TechCrunch reporters use Yammer to coordinate with one another. To boss Mike Arrington, it’s all the same whether Robin writes the piece or anyone else on his staff. So that’s something to beware of if you’re looking to court Robin — or really, anyone else at TC.
 
 
Robin works closely with Mike Butcher, who oversees all of TechCrunch’s European coverage. Study these notes: they’ll make a good travel guide for you.
 

 

 

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SWMS Tweet: Week of Jan 11, 2010

 SWMS Tweet: Week of Jan 11, 2010:  mobile readers, and the ecosystem of e-tablet publishing

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SWMS Analysis: The Dawn of E-Reader Content, and a TechWeb response

 

E-readers have arrived -- dozens of them. Apple's is imminent. What's next?

 What's next is rich content that takes full advantage of this new hardware. And that spells opportunity for publishers, vendors and PR.

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SWMS Alert: CES Coverage Analysis

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

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SWMS Editorial Teleconference - Tech Edit Spotlight on SEO, with special guest Greg Jarboe

 

 
Is the media turning a deaf ear to your supplications? The hell with 'em -- do it yourself. Our year begins with a 2010 update on search engine optimization with SEO-PR co-founder Greg Jarboe, himself a longtime veteran of the PR business. Google's new algorithms are but one change you'll need to know about. Look for many more hands-on workshops from SWMS as the new year unfolds. 
 

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