Mr. Steve Rubel

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  -Steve Rubel, Senior Vice President, Edelman Digital, and columnist for Advertising Age

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  Steve Rubel, senior vice president for Edelman Me2 Revolution, a high-tech marketing group, also applauds Schilling for offering fans a behind-the-scenes look every five or six days.
  
  "He's got the right model," Rubel said.
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  "I have not seen very many (athletes) that do (blogs and Web sites) very well," Rubel said.

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  "If it's viewed as a front and that you don't really care, then it can be a setback," said Steve Rubel, svp and director of insights at Edelman.

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  Steve Rubel - Web 2.0 Economics 101
  
  Steve Rubel, VP at Edelman, attemps to teach us all about how supply and demand works.
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  Don't write about economics ever again, Steve."I agree.Had Steve presented these thoughts in the context of the Web without the economics, it might have worked better.Let's look at each of his points and why they aren't correct:
  
  When the supply of content increases, the attention per site might decrease, but attention on the whole does not and demand overall does not lower.Steve should have also included the fact that while we are adding more content supply, we are also adding more demand overall as more people come online which basically wipes out the his economic theory.Using a real-world example, when CenterNetworks began, did RWW/TC/GO/MASH lose traffic?No, CN just added to the mix.For attention to decrease, it would assume that we are already at our max attention level and any new entry point would decrease attention to the other points of attention to which we are already paying. As we add more supply of ad-supported media (I assume he means sites/blogs that are use advertising as their means of revenue), Steve believes that available inventory increases and thereby lowers the price for the available inventory.In the basic sense, Steve is semi-right here.
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  I think Steve had the right ideas in mind but as he noted, he didn't take any economic theory in class.

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  Steve Rubel, Senior VP, Director of Insights, Edelman Digital, author of the PR blog Micropersuasion.com

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  Features - New York Times, Jay Rosen, Ketchumgate, BBC, BBC World, Boston University Journalism School, del.icio.us, Blogrolling, TypePad, Technorati searchlet beta, Freepolls, Technorati, Dave Sifry, Zoomerang, Blogpulse conversation tracker, Steve Rubel, Jeremy Wright, Politech, Boing Boing, MSNBC, AP, CNET, Kryptonite bike lock, eWatch, Cybervalence, PubSub, Walt Disney Company, Jim Hill, SaveDisney.com, Pixar, The Blog Herald, Michael Hyatt, Thomas Nelson Publishers, Tom Reynolds, London Ambulance Service, Hart Scientific, Charlene Li, Forrester Research, Google, Mark Jen, Technology Review, Wired News, Web Pro News, Jayson Blair, Vanity Fair, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times.
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  An open conversation with Steve Rubel, Micro Persuasion
  
  Last Monday 21 March, Shel and I interviewed Steve Rubel for The Hobson & Holtz Report bi-weekly podcast.
  
  Steve is Vice President Client Solutions at CooperKatz, a New York PR firm, and author of the Micro Persuasion blog. He is arguably the most prominent and influential blogger in the PR profession either side of the Atlantic.
  
  We enjoyed a stimulating and wide-ranging 45-minute conversation that covered many topical issues, including blogging as an integral element of the practice of public relations; the General Motors blogs; the growing importance and significance of tags and folksonomies; influence, celebrity and responsibility; ethics and the public relations profession; and whether Steve wears pyjamas when he blogs.
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  Shel: Well, Steve, thanks for joining us, we really appreciate your taking the time. And, just to start with, can you tell us how things are going with your blog - any changes planned, any developments?
  
  Steve: Heh!

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  Steve Rubel (@steverubel) - SVP, Director of Insights, Edelman Digital

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  Steve Rubel
  
  Director of Insights, Edelman Digital
  
  Steve Rubel, SVP, Director of Insights for Edelman Digital, is responsible for keeping Edelman and its clients in the vanguard. He studies global technology, media and online trends and shapes them into actionable insights and marketing communications strategies. His Micro Persuasion blog on digital trends, which launched in 2004, today has 50,000 daily readers and has been cited as a must-read by the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, CNET, PC Magazine and Forrester Research. Rubel has been named to several prestigious lists, including: PR Week's 40 Under 40, The Forbes.com Web Celeb 25, PC Magazine's 100 Favorite Blogs, Media Magazine's Media 100, the AlwaysOn/Technorati Open Media 100 and the CNET News.com Blog 100.

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  Steve Rubel (www.blogworldexpo.com)is a digital marketer with over 15 years experience.He currently serves as
  
  Senior Vice President and Director of Insights for Edelman Digital, a division of Edelman - the world's largest independent PR firm.He has been named to several prestigious lists, including: The Forbes.com Web Celeb 25, PC Magazine's 100 Favorite Blogs, Media Magazine's Media 100, the AlwaysOn/Technorati Open Media 100 and the CNET News.com Blog 100.

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  Steve Rubel SVP/Director of Insights Edelman Digital

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