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I've had thousands - and they're all rubbish!
If you want a run down of some of the more creative ones you can see a list over at our ClickZ site. The chance to send a tatooed santa was good..
Ho, Ho, Ho.
Rory Brown, Incisive Media
The B2B industry has never been well covered by the mainstream press but with the rise of blogging there are now some great, thought provoking sites to read. Here are 6 I read every now and again:
Anyone got any others they follow? Leave a message below.
Rory Brown, Incisive Media
We're planning ahead for the 2008 SIPA UK Annual Congress. It'll take place in July and we'd like to know your thoughts on the major issues in the industry before putting the programme together.
Please take our survey. It will only take 5-10 minutes. Link is here
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=_2f5byq7YSrSji6_2fY7Kp_2bVng_3d_3d
Thanks,
Rory Brown, Incisive Media
As is traditional in media circles the end of December is the time to look back on the previous year and review some of the key moments. Obviously this is hard-hitting editorial and has nothing to do with most journalists being in a semi-commatose state & unable to write anything ground-breaking as a result of various Christmas party excesses..
As SIPA UK Chairman in 2008 I would like to do the same.
First off, I'm pleased to be steering an association in such rude health. The transition from the old 'print newsletter era' to specialised information providers is well behind us and last year saw more new members join the association than ever before. Some of the new members are from the familiar old stalwarts of publishing who have often re-discovered the benefits of SIPA. Others I am less familiar with but very pleased to see joining. A selection of our new members are listed below:
Welcome everyone and I hope you find SIPA a good home. Please participate actively. As with all good things you'll get so much more out of the association if you put a bit in. Come to the great series of events we will be hosting in 2008 and tell your friends and colleagues in similar organisations to join.
The specialist information community is a hotbed of talent and creativity ideally placed to take advantage of all the opportunities that our new media world offers. SIPA will continue to provide an opportunity to get out and share experiences with others in the field.
I would like to personally thank Julian Turner of Electric Word for his sterling work as Chairman in 2007. Also Karen Hindle, without whos help the whole association would rapidly grind to a halt. Thanks Karen.
The committee for UK SIPA also put in huge amounts of time alongside extremely busy day jobs. Thanks to:
Rory Brown, Incisive Media
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