episode 12 :: dr. elaine young
April 30, 2009 Leave a comment
My guest this program of the browser is Dr. Elaine Young, associate professor of marketing and e-business at Champlain College.
Dr. Young:
the (not very hyper) hyperlocal show about what's goin' on Online in burlington and vermont
April 30, 2009 Leave a comment
My guest this program of the browser is Dr. Elaine Young, associate professor of marketing and e-business at Champlain College.
Dr. Young:
April 29, 2009 Leave a comment
Tonight on the browser my guest is Justin Cutroni of EpikOne.com. You can learn a lot more about, and from, Justin at his blog http://www.epikone.com/blog/
Listen on 105.9fm womm-lp in Burlington, Vermont, or listen online at theradiator.org!
April 22, 2009 Leave a comment
My guest this evening on the browser is Dr. Elaine Young, professor of marketing and e-business at Champlain College. We discuss what “e-biz” means in 2009, how she advises her students to learn and use social media, and we discuss some of the hot topic case studies of recent weeks – specifically, the Skittles social media site, the Amazon gay/adult content fail, and Domino’s Pizza YouTube brouhaha.
That’s all at 6pm tonight on the browser. Listen on 105.9fm in Burlington, Vermont, or anywhere in the world via online stream at theradiator.org.
April 19, 2009 2 Comments
My guest in this program is Andrea Learned, Burlington-based writer, speaker, blogger, and author on ‘marketing to women’… and men, and people. In this interview we talk a lot about how people buy, how that’s evolving and the forces causing that evolution, and what marketers of all types – online, offline, to men, to women, etc. – can learn from it.
You can learn more about Andrea at learnedonwomen.com or see here speak at the upcoming Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility Conference.
Thanks again to Andrea for joining me on the show. Here’s Andrea Learned:
April 19, 2009 Leave a comment
My interview with Brad Robertson, President and Publisher of the Burlington Free Press. This was added to the podcast a few days ago, but I hadn’t posted about it here. The best place to find the audio is the podcast, and the place to find the podcast is in the right column of this blog.
Anyway, thanks again to Brad for a great conversation. We touched on the state of the newspaper industry, the recent disruption brought on by technology, and what that means for the Burlington Free Press.
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April 15, 2009 Leave a comment
Tonight on the browser – right now, in fact – my guest is Burlington-based author, speaker, blogger, and thinker on marketing to women Andrea Learned. You can read Andrea’s blog, find her on Twitter, or check out her book.
Or listen right now on 105.9fm in Burlington, Vermont, or at theradiator.org.
April 8, 2009 Leave a comment
My interview with 7 Days Associate Publisher Cathy Resmer. We talk about her evolution from poetry writer, publisher, and organizer into her current role at 7 Days… where she writes, publishes, and organizes (and more). Of course, we talk a lot about 7 Days and how they use social media to connect with their audience. And more.
Listen.
April 8, 2009 Leave a comment
Tonight on the browser my guest is Brad Robertson, President and Publisher of the Burlington Free Press.
If you’re in Burlington, VT, listen to the Radiator on 105.9fm. If you’re not, or if you prefer, listen to the online stream at theradiator.org. The program begins tonight at 6pm.
I also will have the podcast of last week’s program, with Cathy Resmer of 7 Days, posted tonight as well. Sorry for the delay. 2 great discussions (imo) with 2 of Burlington’s top publishers 2 weeks in a row. Not bad.
Thanks for listening! But don’t be so quiet: I want to hear from you. thebrowser1059 at gmail dot com or on Twitter @jonathanpb.
April 1, 2009 Leave a comment
Listen to the browser tonight at 6pm when my guest is 7 Days Associate Publisher Cathy Resmer!
If you’re in Burlington, listen on 105.9FM The Radiator. If you’re not, listen via the online stream at theradiator.org. And if you miss the show tonight, you’ll find it here at some point after the program (you can make it easy by subscribing to the podcast, too).
Feedback? Comments? Guest suggestions? thebrowser1059 (at) gmail.
Thanks for listening.
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