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Hargreaves Leaves FiscalNote to Start Rush River Media

The New Yorker Magazine Migrates to Pugpig Publish

"If Valentine's Day didn't go as planned..."

"As you develop a podcast concept, expect it to morph and change. 'Our original thought with the podcast was to fill a gap in how IBM Cloud educated sellers and partners about new features,' say the hosts. 'We were going to do episodes on the new stuff. We quickly realized that 1) we couldn't keep up, and 2) episodes about new capabilities were really boring; like Ian and Steve fell asleep.'"

"If Valentine's Day didn't go as planned..."

SIPA member Northern Miner Group's podcast starts with some lively music and then a sponsor announcement for the Yukon Mining Alliance. The host, Matthew Keevil, has fun with the topic—in Geology Corner they dig into "the mama jama of all copper deposits"—and then runs down the various segments on the show. It's over an hour.

"[Organizations] that take the time to assess their current education programs and look for ways to engage younger members will benefit in the long run."

We treat [speakers] like the kings and queens they think they are." That was Lynn Freer, president of California-based Spidell Publishing, speaking at last Thursday's hugely informative premier event in SIPA's new Best Practices Series—sponsored by the Specialized Information Publishers Foundation.