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What Happens to Radio?
Radio listening figures remain exceptionally high while other media are falling and failing left, right and centre. But the story isn't entirely rosy - younger people are moving away from the medium. Why is that, and how do radio companies innovate to meet the Facebook generation?
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Half Journalists Blacklist PRs
An online survey has revealed that the relationship between the PR industry and the journalist community is more strained than many had thought. Tim Hoang - part of the team that carried out the survey - reports.
moreFlacks Blacked by Hack
The relationship between the world of journalism and public relations was turned on its head after Chris Anderson of Wired magazine blacklisted public relations officers who had sent him press releases which were not relevant. Tim Hoang reports on the fall out and the response from both sides.
moreNMK Forum: Jason Calacanis
The first keynote of the conference, Jason Calacanis, proclaimed that there is an environmental crisis on the Internet, and that SEO is responsible for it.
moreSpam Laws: Electronic Communications Regulations
The new law governing unsolicited email marketing came into effect on December 11, 2003. What are the consequences for your business?
moreThe Ban Spam Bandwagon
The all party internet group has jumped on the spam bandwagon - but how will they define 'spam'? By Phillip Buxton.
moreStopping Spam
Netimperative's Philip Buxton argues that ISPs need to step up their efforts to stop spam.
more7 Million Emails for Hire
Using third-party email lists for your marketing campaign can be counter-productive and even illegal, argues Darren Fell, MD of Purepromoter.
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Netimperative Seminar: Drowning In Spam
Sector Seminar & Report - Drowning in Spam - How can email marketers and email publishers suvive?
moreLocation: Commonweath Club, London, WC2N 5BJ.
Price: £0.00
Spam Laws: The New Electronic Communications Regulations
In this evening presentation, Simon Stokes of law firm Tarlo Lyons will explain your responsibilities under the new Electronic Communications Regulations designed to prevent spam. The talk is followed by drinks and 'speed networking'. Only £5.
moreLocation: PSI Conference Centre
Price: £5.00
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