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]]> By: Susan Gosselin http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-16934 Susan Gosselin Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-16934 Jason-- Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.<br><br>This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this...I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it <a href="http://out...http://wave.google.com" rel="nofollow">out...http://wave.google.com</a> Jason– Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.

This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this…I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it out…http://wave.google.com

]]> By: Susan Gosselin http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-16550 Susan Gosselin Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-16550 Jason-- Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.<br><br>This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this...I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it <a href="http://out...http://wave.google.com" rel="nofollow">out...http://wave.google.com</a> Jason– Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.

This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this…I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it out…http://wave.google.com

]]> By: Susan Gosselin http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-16664 Susan Gosselin Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-16664 Jason-- Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.<br><br>This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this...I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it <a href="http://out...http://wave.google.com" rel="nofollow">out...http://wave.google.com</a> Jason– Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.

This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this…I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it out…http://wave.google.com

]]> By: Susan Gosselin http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-17289 Susan Gosselin Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-17289 Jason-- Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.<br><br>This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this...I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it <a href="http://out...http://wave.google.com" rel="nofollow">out...http://wave.google.com</a> Jason– Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.

This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this…I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it out…http://wave.google.com

]]> By: Susan Gosselin http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-30683 Susan Gosselin Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-30683 Jason-- Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.<br><br>This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this...I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it <a href="http://out...http://wave.google.com" rel="nofollow">out...http://wave.google.com</a> Jason– Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.

This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this…I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it out…http://wave.google.com

]]> By: Susan Gosselin http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-30684 Susan Gosselin Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-30684 Jason-- Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.<br><br>This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this...I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it <a href="http://out...http://wave.google.com" rel="nofollow">out...http://wave.google.com</a> Jason– Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.

This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this…I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it out…http://wave.google.com

]]> By: Susan Gosselin http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-30751 Susan Gosselin Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-30751 Jason-- Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.<br><br>This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this...I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it <a href="http://out...http://wave.google.com" rel="nofollow">out...http://wave.google.com</a> Jason– Great post. This product is a good one, intuitive, even. However, it reminds me very much of some of the high end products Vocus puts out that allows you to have advanced logs of everything you've done and said with a particular media contact. It seems that Buzz stream is good when you are developing a list organically yourself, but not when you are sending out huge volumes to new lists all the time. Still, I find it encouraging that it's available and doesn't cost a fortune. It's a very good alternative for those of us who don't have six figures to spend on media databases. You can get some of those high end tools for less, even if you have to work a little harder for it.

This is a bit off subject, but I would love to know what you think about this…I recently saw a demo of Google Wave, an incredible new tool that puts all our communications platforms together into one organic program. It's really quite remarkable. Google unveiled it to 4,000 different developers, in hopes they will create some apps for it before it is released to the public later this year. I think it could potentially kill off some of the social media platforms. At the very least, I think it could change how we communicate with our contacts. What do you think of it? Google has an extensive site showing the developer preview. Check it out…http://wave.google.com

]]> By: karen786 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-16286 karen786 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 12:05:02 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-16286 Nice article.<br>====================<br>John Assam<br><a href="http://www.prjobsonline.com" rel="dofollow" rel="nofollow">Pr Jobs</a> Nice article.
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]]> By: KareAnderson http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/06/09/buzzstream-next-must-have-software-for-pr-professionals/comment-page-2/#comment-16238 KareAnderson Wed, 10 Jun 2009 16:27:25 +0000 http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/?p=1587#comment-16238 While waiting to speak at IABC today i asked attendees who they found most helpful and your name was one of the 4 most frequently mentioned. Now, here I can see why. Kudos While waiting to speak at IABC today i asked attendees who they found most helpful and your name was one of the 4 most frequently mentioned. Now, here I can see why. Kudos

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