This week we studied 82-year-old Fortune and 95-year-old Forbes, which (a) areless alike than ever and (b) are places where PR pros are expected to flail away whatever the odds.
Here's the cheat sheet:
Eric Savitz has settled in as Forbes's new SF bureau chief. How is he distinguishing Forbes from its competition?
Does Forbes's new focus on curation and crowdsourcing affect its definition of news?
Eric has empathy for PR and will provide practical insights for you.
Here’s the latest recap from our Facebook and Twitter feeds for subscribers-only. More on the GigaOm Network, Facebook Live, The New York Times, Forbes, NewsCorp and more…
What if Forbes journalists became do-it-or-die entrepreneurs, just like the executives they write about? What if beats and assignments became less important than blogger instincts -- and page views were published for all to see?
The June round-up from @SWMSTweet:
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.
SWMSTweet from the week of Jan. 18, 2010: AOL, Forbes, IDG, new from The Register, and video insight from IDG
Former BusinessWeek.com editor-in-chief John A. Byrne today announced his new California-based start-up -- C-Change Media Inc.
From @SWMSTweet - Insight into the way some top journalists tweet:
