In this contribution for the special Thanksgiving edition (http://www.forimmediaterelease.biz/index.php?/weblog/comments/the_hobson_holtz_report_podcast_401_november_27_2008/) of For Immediate Release, ”˜Professor’ Goetsch provides highlights from â€

‘Professor’ Goetsch returns to For Immediate Release in episode 388 with musings on the appropriate use of video as a communication tool, the surprising number of companies entering the Enterprise 2.0 space, and the challenges that the IT depart

On September 16th, 2008, ‘Adjunct Professor’ Michele Molitor and ‘Professor’ Sallie Goetsch gave a brief talk about Podcasting to Build Your business for the Mid-Peninsula Professional Alliance in Palo Alto, California. You can find ou

Instead of producing a report, podcasting lsquo;professorrsquo; Sallie Goetsch co-hosted FIR 339 with Dan York. (Shel and Neville were not able to do the show themselves.) Although there were a couple

On Monday, 21 April, 2008, Professor Goetsch and Adjunct Professors Priscilla Rice and Michele Molitor went to pitch their podcasting package to a group of WSI (that stands for We Simplify the Interne

lsquo;Professorrsquo; Hopkins reports this week on his ongoing research into the utility of Second Life for small businesses, focusing on some yet-unrealized possibilities. What if you could import al

In his report for FIR 332, lsquo;Professorrsquo; Hopkins waxes lyrical about the HitWise report for the AsiaPacific region and its implication for social network marketing.

lsquo;Professorrsquo; Goetsch just couldnrsquo;t resist commenting on the horrified reaction of the French blogosphere to the fact that French president Nicolas Sarkozy has started monitoring blogs. A

In his report for FIR 324, lsquo;Professorrsquo; Hopkins makes a shamelesss plug for his new hardcopy Social Media Newsletter (discount for FIR listeners) and raves about his new decidedly virtual ass

lsquo;Professorrsquo; Hopkins returns from a brief sabbatical to discourse on usability issues in websites (or why opening links in new windows interferes with accessibility and confuses the older gen