Since Dean’s 2004 campaign blog and a snowball of agenda setting studies trying to prove it, this election is being influenced more than ever through abilities of the internet allowing true dialogue among candidates and the people. Yes…duh….of course. Well, here are a few examples:
Teaming up with ABC News, Facebook’s US Politics application lets users [...]
Entries from December 2007
Yes, blogs and social networking sites are helping people influence elections
December 21st, 2007 · 1 Comment · election 2008, internet strategy, new media, politics, web2.0
Tags: blogs·dialogue·digg·edwards·facebook·giuliani·hillary·huckabee·mike arrington·obama·ron paul·social networking sites·social news·techcrunch
[funny ha ha] honest taglines
December 10th, 2007 · No Comments · customers, public relations, transparency
If only…
guardedly optimistic: if taglines were honest
Tags: taglines
Why podcasts suck…
December 9th, 2007 · No Comments · online pr, pr, public relations
For me, it’s simple: time.
I once asked a class of PR undergrads if anyone regularly listens to podcasts. In a class of 20, not a single hand went up. Think about this: if the industry’s future communicators don’t use them, even though the industry still thinks they are important, well, something’s seriously wrong.
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Tags: communicators·podcasts·pr tools


