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The Web is a media channel where marketers can get 'editorial' coverage
How many marketers and PR managers are using the fourth major media - the web - to reach key audiences? In this article we look at the latest Australian Internet user habits.

New Media:From Monologue to Dialogue: What’s all the fuss about Web 2.0?
We examine the origin of the term Web 2.0 and the implications for the pr and marketing industry. 

Blogs: check out the latest corporate attempts
Blogs are a highly effective way for boards to keep shareholders informed; the board has a virtual online meeting with shareholders; gives directors guaranteed unfiltered access to shareholders, an

Book Review: Naked Conversations - How blogs are changing the way businesses talk with customers
Interested in blogging and the impact it has had on business sector? this book is definitely worth a look.

Communication Technology Terms - RSS, Blogs, Podcasts & more
Glossary for marketers: Blog; Bulletin board / message board / forum; Feeds / RSS feeds; K-log; Podcast; RSS; RSS aggregator / reader; Thread; Web conference; Webcast; Wiki

Introducing Blogs
What are the implications of blogging on PR & marketing communications? Can you use blogs as part of an integrated communication strategy? Who is writing blogs?

Is your web site communicating what you want?
What makes a website good? How do people use websites? How do people read online? What to avoid

New Media: Are you blogging yet?
Get your blog out of the fog. We give you the tips to get you started. So get blogging today.

New Media: Importance of blogs for marketers and communicators
Topics: Not all blogs and bloggers are equal; Blogging follows the classic marketing life cycle; Blogs are often seen as more credible sources of information; The media see blogs as a threat - so they are embracing them

New Media: Staying visible in the Internet Age
Find out more about Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) & Internet marketing. Read our recent article on SEO & online public relations techniques.

PR & the Web: New strategies achieve higher rankings on search engines
Ensuring your web site ranks high on the search engine listings needs online marketing. Also called search engine optimisation or SEO

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