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25Mar2009

Blogging team lessons from the International Credit Brokers Alliance

March 25, 2009

One of our recent projects involves building a global team blog and go-forward marketing strategy for an international organization of trade credit insurers – the International Credit Brokers Alliance (ICBA). Working with market2world, ICBA recently launched www.icbamembers.com. This site is an online, members-only marketing portal which hosts the organization’s overview video and quarterly newsletter archive among other new marketing tools, and also offers Trade Credit Insurance Insights – the International Credit Brokers Alliance blog.

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SEC creates age of respectability for social media

July 31, 2008

By Nathan Rudyk

With the USA's financial infrastructure crumbling like a bag of Ritz crackers in a hurricane, the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has provided fresh guidance on how publicly listed companies meet disclosure requirements, creating, it seems, new opportunities for Web sites and social media tools to be engaged in the work of investor relations. According to Kate Plourd at CFO.com: