Tech Edit Spotlight on The Consumerization of IT, featuring Galen Gruman, IDG
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What lies ahead in 2012? Eight tech journalists let fly last night at PRSA’s jam-packed Media Predicts gala in Mountain View, CA.
We spent much of yesterday catching up with folks at IDG Enterprise, headquartered in Framingham, MA. Lots going on there behind the scenes.
James Niccolai runs IDG News Service's West Coast bureau and covers enterprise software and more. While IDG's brands do operate as they wish, they depend on IDGNS to crank out breaking news and to collaborate on big-picture projects. Are you in on those? What are you missing?
IDG's Chief Content Officer and Editorial Director of IDG Enterprise, John Gallant, also joins the teleconference. He talks about special reports and how the IDG News Service complements news gathering at Computerworld, Network World and CIO.
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Jon Brodkin digs deep on cloud and virtualization and if you're Microsoft or VMware, you already enjoy big coverage. But what about the subtleties of these hot trends? How does a small company break through?
For his Twitter followers, Jon's news sense -- and skepticism -- are legendary. He also has quite a few views about PR.
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December is the time to focus your clients on the 2011 editorial landscape, and how to help journalists against aggregation, curation and one another. We'll split our 30 minutes between b-to-b and b-to-c. We focus on how to build story lines that serve your clients' goals, yet tap into trends that promise page views and reader engagement.
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The latest SWMSTweet feeds, on Priya Ganapati, editorial art departments, social media RFPs and more...
Veteran tech editor Keith Shaw now oversees multimedia for Computerworld and CIO in addition to Network World. Does this mean a triple-dipping opportunity for PR? Keith walks us you through his new responsibilities and point out new tech PR pitching opps. He also discusses what he's learning about production and distribution and speculates on what lies ahead for him and for IDG in 2011.
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