The Junction Box

If you do only one thing this month as a result of reading this Blog, this is the thing I recommend that you do: create a Google profile and...

The editorial in every magazine is comprised of a number of parts – built on either news or feature paradigms. A typical trade title might i...

There are, literally, hundreds of Web sites out there that bill themselves as ‘Blog catalogues’, which is to say online listings of Blogs, w...

It has been a very quiet week for movement in the technical and business media, with only two significant changes to speak off. The Sunday T...

Following last Thursday’s post about Wordle , I’ve had a number of people send me e-mails about the function of design in technical marketin...

Twitter envy. It’s not a nice subject, most of us wouldn’t bring it up in polite conversation, but it’s out there. You’re on Twitter, updati...

The number of different uses to which we can put a press release has increased vastly over the years. Once, a press release served the admir...

Many of the people reading this Blog are doing so via Feedburner ; a syndication tool that allows anyone who owns an RSS (Really Simple Synd...

Rob Shepherd, the former editor of ECN (Electrical Contracting News) has left to establish his own title in the network infrastructure sect...

I was speaking to a technical PR client the other day who is weighing up some innovative approaches to his new catalogue cover. He wants to...

Facebook Fan pages can be a useful way of communicating with your stakeholders, particularly if you have an audience who are likely to use t...

The big news for those of us with an interest in technical PR this week is that marketing spend fell once more in the last quarter of 2009....