RE: UKNM: Revolution's Top 100

[Leslie Bunder]

Nick


What I and a couple of others are planning to do with our Net League is

seperate from what the folks at Revolution have done.


Net League will be a league of names and based on the number of mentions

you get in "new media" media eg: NMA, Revolution, Internet Magazine,

Internet.Works etc,


I guess this list is based on pure profile and nothing else.


Also, if like me you have seen press cuttings agencies they don't always

find what you are looking for!  And also, if there are say five or six

publications, then one person can be responsible for one, so that it

becomes a group effort, rather than just one indivusual who does not

have all the time in the world!


Of course, the list is also meant to be taken with a sense of humour and

offer some light relief.


So far there have been a number of folks keen to host it for gratis

which is very kind and maybe there might even be someone who could

design the site as well.


regards


Leslie

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> -----Original Message-----

>

From: Nick Gilbert [SMTP:nicknewsnow [dot] co [dot] uk]

> Sent:	25 January 1999 15:44

>

To: 'uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com'

> Subject:	RE: UKNM: Revolution's Top 100

> 

> Hi all,

> 

> Can anyone shed some light on what precisely is meant by Top 100? Does

> it

> refer to those with the highest salaries or just those with the

> highest

> media profile? 

> 

> If it's simply a case of counting how many times a particular person

> is

> mentioned in the press, then why not hire a press cuttings agency? It

> would be simpler and probably cheaper given the number of man-hours

> that

> will go into this self-congratulatory excercise.

> 

> While we're at it, why don't we publish the name of the PR companies

> behind these so-called top bods? After all, they're the real unsung

> heroes, aren't they?

> 

> All the best ;-)

> 

> Nick Gilbert

> NewsNow Publishing

> 

> http://www.newsnow.co.uk

> 

> On Mon, 25 Jan 1999, Leslie Bunder wrote:

> > thanks for all the info on this!  Hopefully within the next week or

> two,


> > i should have worked out the logistics of doing a list based on

> mentions

> > in the UK "new media" media and then we can take it from there.

> > 

> > By then we should have a list of all UK media that will be included.

> If

> > there are any left off when the list if presented, then please drop

> me

> > an e-mail.

> > 

> > Also, given that SKY has .tv, if anyone has access to those shows,

> then

> > maybe we should include mentions on that.

> > 

> > And if anyone else has any spare time they wish to devote to this,

> let

> > me know.  This will take the effort of a few folks that will

> hopefully

> > enrich the lives of many others (or something like that!!!!)

> > 

> > Leslie

> >

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> > Leslie Bunder, technology writer

> > Teletext on the Web

>

> e-mail: LBunderteletext [dot] co [dot] uk

> > tel: 0171 386 3667 (UK)  +44 171 386 3667 (outside UK)

> > mobile: 07010 701967 (UK) +44 7010 701967 (outside UK)

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