Content summary: Live from the Engagement & Social Media conference in London; the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop; interviews with John Smythe, Mark Ragan, Niall Cook, Marc Wright, Gerry McGovern, Steve Crescenzo; discussion: the controversy over the London 2012 Olympics […]
Month: June 2007
A whirlwind week so far in London, filled with speaking at conferences. On Tuesday, it was Delivering The New PR 2.0 at the Marriott Regents Park. Around 60 participants. A quieter lot than I’ve seen at previous DTNPR events, although […]
Content summary: Today’s show from Switzerland and the UK; vote for FIR at Podcast Alley; something special in the works for FIR #250; the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop; Lee Hopkins reports; doctor blogs his own malpractice trial; Google buys […]
Heading into London to meet up with the gang ahead of tomorrow’s Delivering The New PR 2.0 conference. It’s been a bit of an upside-down day so far today with shifting schedules. As a result, I’ve missed participating in the […]
One of the great things about the internet generally and some of the cool tools you have at your disposal is that everything is instant and very transparent. The inter-connected world can know the minutest detail about your life, sometimes whether […]
Last Friday evening’s Die Hard 4 virtual press conference and expo launch in Second Life was a great example of how this virtual medium can work well when you have some real imagination and execute a good plan of organization. […]
Simple but sound advice from Business Week: Blogs. Podcasts. Video-sharing sites. Social networks. Here’s a word of advice for companies scrambling to become a part of these conversations. It’s not enough to build a hub in Second Life or create […]
Communicating with residents of areas struck by natural disasters is a challenge, but Ike Pigott – communications director for the American Red Cross’s Southeast region – has found that blogs can play a significant role in improving the flow of […]
In the US, anybody can sue anybody for anything. Whether you’re right or wrong, being sued could cost tens of thousands of dollars just to defend yourself, to say nothing of a judgment against you. It’s an issue that is […]
I don’t enjoy air travel much these days, especially from Heathrow. Nightmare travel to the airport and an awful experience when you get there. Rip-off prices for parking and just about anything else. The actual air travel experience sometimes isn’t […]
Social networks are attracting a lot of attention in business, no more so than in the field of organizational communication. In this edition of For Immediate Release podcast interviews, Neville talked with Robin Crumby, Managing Director at London-based research and […]
A search engine with the human touch Apple iTunes starts to sell unrestricted music Apple Patches 17 Bugs Brown’s monoblog, not dialogue DIY PR: Bob Villa Doesn’t Always Know Best Dow Jones family to consider sale FeedDemon 2.5: Share Your […]