Welcome to the PRobecast, Episode 40 of Topaz Partners’ weekly
PR-related podcast.

Doug Haslam, Susan Koutalakis and Sandy Kalik discuss:

1. Mobile Internet World and further evidence of the value of Face to Face
2. Bad PR by Amazon and Apple
3. WSJ allows Digg?
4. Do Not Track List– bad idea?
5. End of Year Pitches– it’s that time of the year
6. TechCrunch Boston, and Happy Thanksgiving

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The past few weeks at Topaz we’ve been hitting the road! Between two different telecommunications trade shows in town: VON and Mobile Internet World. Topaz-ers have also been at parties sponsored by Jeff Pulver, other industry events like PodCamp Boston and NEDMA (I’m sure I’m missing some events which will be corrected in the comments).

Needless to say, we’ve been a busy bunch of PR people the past few weeks! Perhaps the best part about it is meeting people you’ve worked with for years at events. They make it all worth it!

P.S. A special thanks to Kevin Fitchard at Telephony who came by our offices earlier this week.

Picture Caption: Susan Koutalakis; Kevin Fitchard, Telephony Magazine; and John Jackson, Yankee Group.