The first PR MeetUp / Third Thursday went off with a bang. It was Michael Arrington ofTechCrunch, who pontificated on a variety of subjects from how to work with bloggers, what he likes and other fun stuff.
posted by Jeremy @ 11:18 PM
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4 Comments:
Thank you, Jeremy! For those who want to download the file (instead of listening online), here's the MP3 (8.0 MB).
As always, you rock Constantin. Thanks!
ok... that was really hard to follow podcast.. but I have to say,it was worth it, very interesting.
My suggestion is to write this interview in a post.
I'm sure meny pepole will be happy to read and know more about TechCrunch and Mike's opinion about new startups and blogging.
Thanks,
Orli.
Great podcast Jeremy, great work by Mike as well.
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