This week in PR and social media
So much happens in a week that we don’t cover here. To add to Dan’s list here are some topics you wouldn’t want to miss.
1. Content wants to be free (again!) — at the New York Times. The walled garden of Times Select may soon open up to the rest of us who don’t want to part with $7.95 a month.
2. AT&T ‘censors’ Pearl Jam’s words. Not wanting to get Dixie Chicked, I guess.
3. Get familiar with your neighbors, via social media. Fatdoor, a mashup of public information, a wiki, maps etc. Good explanation here.
4. Mitch Joel’s Six Pixels of Separation. A podcast every digital marketer should be listening to.
5. Using a camera phone and text messaging to detect art. A very cool idea from Edinburg, England.
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