You can only receive the American Aggricultural Editors’ Association electronic newsletter “The ByLine” if you’re a member. It’s one of the benefits.

I’ve been asked too many times by people who want to subscribe to our Talking News Release service to ignore it. In fact, I’ve got folks who want to use them as content on their websites! So . . . I’m in the process of adding the following RSS feed of the Talking News Releases we produce and distribute.

I’ve been waiting on this announcement since I couldn’t attend last year’s first ever Blog Business Summit.

I’ve been wondering about how this food guidance sytem was doing. The release leaves a lot of question marks like how many “unique” visitors have there been?

With the new design of our blog we’ve given it a new name. You know it takes a lot of caffeine to put in the hours a website like this takes. Sometimes you get a little “wired.” So we’re AgWired! We’re wired about ag. Whoo aahh! (Thanks Steve for the inspiration).

Many of our readers belong to the American Society of Association Executives and one of them brought the cover story of their latest magazine to my attention.

Since what happens to international ag trade is very important to how companies market their products and services the World Trade Organization(WTO) plays a key role. Well, the leadership just changed there. Are American ag interests happy with the decision?

I may not be a ProBlogger yet as defined by Darren Rowse, ProBlogger, but it could happen. Warren’s blog offers lots of advice that is useful for anyone, not just the full time blogger. I like the way he thinks and after reading his posts for a few weeks thought I’d point it out for those of you who want to learn more.

This is the first in a series of articles I’m writing on the issue of tracking news releases. It’s a big issue and I’m hoping for some feedback on it. The primary income source for ZimmComm is our Talking News Release service so it’s very important to us as well as our clients.

I don’t have a subscription to the Wall Street Journal but maybe you do and then you can read the full article mentioned in Steve Broback’s post over at Blog Business Summit.Steve says: