Nettwerk Records creates Save the Music Fan to defend users from RIAA
Previously on this blog, I posted about Nettwerk Records and their pro-user approach to business. They’re paying for the defence of one David Gruebel, who is being sued for thousands of dollars by the Recording Industry Association of America for allegedly...In the moment
The mixed reviews for Jon Stewart’s Oscar-hosting performance last weekend may reflect a dilemma I’ve noticed with many speakers. They get only tepid response from their audiences during their prepared remarks, but wow ’em during the Q and A...Hi-ho. Kermit the Shill here.
I just overheard Kermit the Frog on TV singing “It’s not easy being green” and flogging the new Ford hybrid SUV. That news again: Kermit the Frog is selling SUVs. Send the four riders home early; the apocalypse has clearly already happened....Want to do freelance radio? Don’t miss Tod’s seminar.
If you harbour any interest at all in doing freelance non-fiction radio work, especially if it involves storytelling, then I strongly recommend – – no, actually: I command – – that you hie thee over to Tod Maffin’s upcoming “How to Be a Radio...:-o (still not patented)
From The Register: Cingular, the United States’ largest mobile phone network this week applied to patent emoticons, better known as smileys. The application refers to selecting emoticons on mobile phones or handheld devices over a wireless, and makes 35 claims...
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Public speaking and speechwriting: the essential guides
Looking for advice on public speaking, speechwriting and leadership communications? Here are some of my most comprehensive posts, on topics that people ask me about most often.
