It looks like the folks at Learfield Communications have found a leader for their new Creative Services division. Kim Lang, who was most recently working at DTN, will be joining the firm soon. I’ve got a call in to Kim to get some more details about the position and the services that will be offered by the new division.

Learfield Communications is getting Creative I see. I still have a few Google news alerts and this morning one of them pointed me to TellTail Signs which wrote about AgWired. This is “Learfield Creative: Crafting Content for the Long Tail.” I’m glad to see a traditional media company branching out into the brave new media world.

I’ve got a couple of Brownfield Network announcements. Lane just keeps cranking them out.

I promised Joe Jaffe that I’d review his book, “Life After The 30-Second Spot,” so I’m getting started. I am not going to sit down and read it cover to cover. I think I’ll take it a little at a time and comment here when I see something you might be interested in.

DTN has hired Sally Behringer, yes, the Sally Behringer, as part of their agribusiness team working on advertising sales. This effectively brings their advertising sales in-house again under the capable management of Kim Lang.

The folks at the Brownfield Network have several announcements.

Now for another organizational change. This time it’s Farm Journal Media who’s promoted Steve Custer. Congratulations!