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» CooperKatz Makes Blog PR Practice Out of Exec's Blog from MarketingVOX
A CooperKatz PR executive managed to parlay his own blog on PR and blogging issues into a practice division for the firm. CooperKatz announced it is folding Steve Rubel's Micro Persuasion blog into a new line of practice involving monitoring, analyzing... [Read More]

» Rubel Rocks The House from AdPulp
"I am very pleased to announce that today I became an "intrapraneur." CooperKatz & Company, my employer, is launching a new practice that will carry the Micro Persuasion brand. You can read the full details on our first service offering... [Read More]

» PR agency launches blog practice from Drew B's take on tech PR
Congratulations to Steve Rubel, who is heading up a new practice over at his PR agency CooperKatz [Read More]

» When is a blog a "fake blog?" from Marketing Roadmaps
Lots of conversation today about fake blogs, which got me thinking, just what is a [Read More]

» CooperKatz: New Micro Persuasion Practice from del.icio.us WebCites
Interesting that they start with listening. Personally, I read that as analytics with explanation on top. Then figure out where to target. Very good. Will people pay what it costs? An issue with analyze/explain businesses.... [Read More]

» Today's Links from Roland Tanglao's Weblog
as simple as possible, but no simpler: Mapping Google cool 'behind the curtain' look - "By now, many of you will have gone and tried out the new Google Maps application. By and large, you have to admit that... [Read More]

» RRPP: Se lanza Micro Persuasion, práctica de relac from Blog de Octavio Rojas - Noticias de comunicación actualizado
Steve Rubel lo ha logrado. Hoy se ha anunciado que su agencia, CooperKatz, ofrecerá consultoría para "ayudar a las empresas a monitorizar, analizar, planear y responder a los temas que puedan surgir desde los blogs y otros canales emergentes de inter... [Read More]

» Your meme in the blogosphere, how PR-style analytics can help from The Community Engine Blog
Obtaining data on how your meme (core company concept; brand) is doing in the blogosphere is not the same as obtaining insight into what you should do to promote it. This kind of strategic insight requires understanding the specific interactions in th... [Read More]

» Rubel Rocks The House from AdPulp
"I am very pleased to announce that today I became an "intrapraneur." CooperKatz & Company, my employer, is launching a new practice that will carry the Micro Persuasion brand. You can read the full details on our first service offering... [Read More]

» A Learning Blogosphere (1): Setting and Milestones from The Community Engine Blog
In Fall 2004, I developed a distributed learning blogosphere for non-technical students at the University of Michigan. Ninety-five percent of participants felt blogging improved their learning. Here I provide the hard, pragmatic lessons we learned in... [Read More]

» A Learning Blogosphere (1): Into the Deep from The Community Engine Blog
In Fall 2004, I developed a distributed learning blogosphere for non-technical students at the University of Michigan. Ninety-five percent of participants felt blogging improved their learning. Here I provide the hard, pragmatic lessons we learned in... [Read More]

» A Learning Blogosphere (1): Into the Deep from The Community Engine Blog
In Fall 2004, I developed a distributed learning blogosphere for non-technical students at the University of Michigan. Ninety-five percent of participants felt blogging improved their learning. Here I provide the hard, pragmatic lessons we learned in... [Read More]

» A Learning Blogosphere (1): Into the Deep from The Community Engine Blog
In Fall 2004, I developed a distributed learning blogosphere for non-technical students at the University of Michigan. Ninety-five percent of participants felt blogging improved their learning. Here I provide the hard, pragmatic lessons we learned in... [Read More]

» A Learning Blogosphere (1): Into the Deep from The Community Engine Blog
In Fall 2004, I developed a distributed learning blogosphere for non-technical students at the University of Michigan. Ninety-five percent of participants felt blogging improved their learning. Here I provide the hard, pragmatic lessons we learned in... [Read More]

» A Learning Blogosphere (1): Into the Deep from The Community Engine Blog
In Fall 2004, I developed a distributed learning blogosphere for non-technical students at the University of Michigan. Ninety-five percent of participants felt blogging improved their learning. Here I provide the hard, pragmatic lessons we learned in... [Read More]

» A Learning Blogosphere (1): Into the Deep from The Community Engine Blog
In Fall 2004, I developed a distributed learning blogosphere for non-technical students at the University of Michigan. Ninety-five percent of participants felt blogging improved their learning. Here I provide the hard, pragmatic lessons we learned in... [Read More]

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