Peter Rojas, co-founder and editor-in-chief of Engadget tells Jennifer Jones all about his publication — why he started it, what makes it unique in the blogosphere and what the best way is to contact him and his reporters. Engadget offers [See the full post…]

Pascal Levensohn, founder and managing director of Levensohn Venture Partners, discusses with Jennifer Jones how his firm uses blogging and podcasting to educate its audiences. Blogging at www.pascalsview.com since January 2005, Pascal finds that he has built deeper, stronger relationships [See the full post…]

Bradley Silver, CEO of BrandIntel, the leader in analyzing consumer published content to advance decision making for brands, talks with Jennifer Jones about the ways corporations can determine the content of social media conversations. Looking back at what was said [See the full post…]

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Companies today are wondering about the best way to reach the blogging community with their corporate message. Marketing Voices host Jennifer Jones speaks with Steve Broback, the founder of the Blog Business Summit about the best practices for talking to [See the full post…]

Seagate Technology’s James Druckrey, senior vice president and general manager, branded solutions speaks out on how Seagate is viewing social media. He speaks to Jennifer Jones about why the company decided to set up a social media budget, what social [See the full post…]

IBM’s mainframe team recently did an experiment on YouTube with branded entertainment. IBM podcasting really hit the mark with the developerworks group. The group goes into detail about their corporate blogging and podcasting guidelines.

Alan Kelly, CEO and founder of The Playmaker’s Standard, LLC and newly minted author of the book called the Elements of Influence suggests to MV host Jennifer Jones that what social media lacks is a coherent vocabulary/lexicon and ultimately playmaking [See the full post…]

Getting a blog to be read by the blogosphere is imperative for its success. But how do you make that happen? Rand Fishkin, CEO and Co-Founder of SEOmoz tells Host Jennifer Jones the top five tips for greater blogging visibility.

Giovanni Rodriquez formerly the most senior social media guru of Eastwick Communication is out on his own now and offers great tips on how to use a WIKI for corporate marketing. Jennifer and Giovanni discuss best practices in WIKIS for [See the full post…]

dotMobi is dedicated to delivering the Internet to mobile phones. Google is one of their investors and they are viewed as a company to watch. CEO Neil Edwards and Jennifer Jones discussed how dotMobi is using blogging to educate customers [See the full post…]

The benefits of blogging are evident to marketing professionals but how to set up the blog can seem foggy to many. Michael Sippey, General Manager TypePad for Six Apart the premier blogging service for professionals and small business explains how [See the full post…]

Now with PodTech as Vice President of Media Development, Robert Scoble entertains listeners with his insightful stories and perspective on blogging today. Delving into the world of corporate blogging, Scoble explains why companies should start blogging, and what its benefits [See the full post…]

Podcasts are perfect as marketing tools used to increase awareness for a company. Jennifer speaks with Greg Ness, vice president of corporate marketing of Blue Lane Technologies, who created Juniper’s well known Master of IT podcast series in his previous [See the full post…]

Debbie Weil, Author of a newly published book called The Corporate Blogging Book discusses with host, Jennifer Jones how blogs are used for marketing to develop greater thought leadership, stronger community building and better customer relations. Debbie is a well [See the full post…]

Steve Rubel, Edelman Public Relations (www.edelman.com) Senior Vice President and blogger: Micro Persuasion www.micropersuasion.com discusses the impact of social media on the practice of public relations. Rubel states that some of the practices of public relations are becoming obsolete and [See the full post…]

Bill Kircos, Consumer and Enterprise Communications Manager of Intel, explains how Intel’s passionate personalities and experts use podcasting to share stories about Intel’s newest technologies. Kircos discusses how social media has recalibrated the perception of Intel’s brand. More Marketing Voices

At Gnomedex, blogging, RSS, and podcasting pioneer looks back on the past and ahead to the future, given the evolution of Internet, computing, and the new economics of decentralization. In a world shifting towards user-driven ideation, Winer envisions creativity as [See the full post…]

Sharon Wienbar, a leading venture investor known for her articulate discussions about social media, is Managing Director of BA Venture Partners. Sharon states what she sees as most innovative and powerful about social media companies as well as telling where [See the full post…]

Dave Balter, CEO and Founder of BzzAgent, discusses word-of-mouth marketing and harnessing its incredible power. Balter tells how to do marketing where honest opinions rule. More Marketing Voices

Philipp Bodzenta, director of global marketing communications for Coke tells how 30 bloggers in more than 15 countries (working all in one flat in Berlin) blog for Coke and football. The initiative pushes social media and user participation in marketing [See the full post…]

Kelly Wagman, Head of Customer Relationship Marketing for Juniper Networks tells host Jennifer Jones how Juniper’s podcasting has extended the size of their community in just six months. Kelly delves into the specifics on what Juniper has done well, and [See the full post…]

Feedburner CEO Dick Costello talks to Jennifer Jones about how to take the complexity out of publishing consumer generated media. They discuss what more than 200,000 Feedburner customers already know—how to best move their material to the web.

John Furrier, podcasting pioneer discusses with Host Jennifer Jones how podcasts can build a company’s brand and better leverage visibility. John and Jennifer also discuss the importance of viewing the podcast as a means to build a stronger relationship with [See the full post…]

Biz360’s Deborah Eastman, Chief Marketing Officer, talks with Jennifer Jones about how a company can use market intelligence to benefit a brand’s position and marketing programs and drive greater ROI. For more info, see: www.biz360.com