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RaceTalk is an ongoing discussion, analysis and dissection of media, technology, communications, and marketing. You can also follow the discussion on Twitter @RaceTalk and on Racepoint Group’s Facebook page.
Individuals posting to this site work for Racepoint Group, a global PR agency with special expertise in digital and social media relations. Opinions expressed here and in any corresponding comments are the personal opinions of the original authors, not of Racepoint Group. The content is provided for informational purposes and is not meant to be an endorsement or representation by Racepoint Group or any other party.
RaceTalk’s primary bloggers are:
Ben – Ben is an avid runner and loves racing marathons and half marathons. He doesn’t think there is anything better then going for a run around the Charles River, but also enjoys traveling, ice cream and cheering on Boston’s sports teams. His favorite shows are Modern Family (seriously, who doesn’t love that show!) and The Big Bang Theory. Ben also writes a running column for Examiner.com, and you can follow him on Twitter at @bhaber602.
Brittany – Brittany somehow manages to tweet incessantly throughout the week, even as she’s doing her client-facing work. When she isn’t microblogging, she can be found blogging the old-fashioned way for RaceTalk as well as for her personal blog, bmfalc: Beyond 140. Outside of the social media sphere, Brittany is a casual Boston sports fan, an amateur foodie (and drinkie?), and a recovering ballroom dancer. You can follow her on Twitter at @bmfalc.
Taylor- Taylor likes adventure. When he’s not off sailing in the Amazon or climbing mountains in the Himalayas, you can find him in Boston. An avid fan of bow ties, boat shoes, and 90s hip-hop. Taylor enjoys trying new things, especially when it comes to food. More often than not you can find him around the city seeing what different restaurants have to offer. In his spare time, Taylor likes to browse the internet looking to broaden his knowledge of gizmos, gadgets, and events that are happening in Boston. A big soccer fan, Taylor enjoys all sports, and when the Celtics and Red Sox aren’t playing, you can find him rooting for his other favorite team, the San Jose Sharks. You can follow Taylor on Twitter at @taypeps.
Nicole – Nicole is the West Coast event correspondent for the RaceTalk Blog, based in San Francisco. Old enough to remember actual car phones, Nicole has been at the cutting edge of mobile since she had the Nokia 3650 before Paris Hilton did. She’s interested in the sociological impact of mobile on our lives and the technology driving the next generation of devices. While her iPhone has gotten her out of some sticky situations, it still can’t hug her back. You can follow Nicole on Twitter at @nicolecolwell.
Comments: RaceTalk welcomes all comments, but we will edit or delete those we find offensive or off-topic. If you have any comments, tips or suggestions for RaceTalk, please feel free to email us at: racetalk(AT)racepointgroup(DOT)com.
Guest Posts: RaceTalk accepts guest posts on topics related media, communications, PR, marketing and technology. If you want to write a guest post, email a one paragraph abstract of your post to racetalk(AT)racepointgroup(DOT)com. In this email you must include your first and last name, email address and links to at least two social media properties.
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