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A couple months ago, I posted about the blog that captured the remarkable journey of Dean Karnazes, the ultramarathoner who set out to run 50 marathons in 50 days in 50 states. Karnazes finished his 50-state mission, but he cannot kick his marathon-a-day habit.
The press release turned 100 years old this week, and Search Engine Watch used the occasion to provide a big-picture view of its past and future evolution.
To follow a daunting display of physical stamina, and review a great application of a blog, head over to Endurance Is. The blog is a daily chronicle of Dean Karnazes’ Endurance 50, his quest to run 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 consecutive days.
An Associated Press story this week focuses on the advantages and perils of CEO blogging. Focusing mostly on blog trends at Fortune 500 companies, the story highlights well-known efforts from Jonathan Schwartz of Sun Microsystems and Bob Lutz of GM.
How do you present tons of content to a 24/7, hurry-up-gotta-have-it-now, don’t-email-me-but-text-me-instead audience? PR blogger Kevin Dugan suggests that PR writers “embrace the visual” to help their audience quickly understand complex data, and he illustrates how NewsMap does that just by organizing and displaying the constantly changing landscape of the Google News aggregator.