We've all had one. That moment you wish you could take back. Maybe you were impatient with your child, a colleague, or a loved one. Perhaps you laughed at someone's expense. Or uncorked some profanity in an inappropriate situation.You know why you … [Continue reading]
Links for 2-11-2009
Smashing Magazine: 10 harsh truths about corporate websitesCIO: Twitter: How to get started guide for business peopleThe Vitrue 100: The top social brands of 2008 … [Continue reading]
Presidential spokespeople: is there a handbook?
No wonder reporters don't like spokespeople! Evasion, redirection, and just plain sucking up to reporters, straight from the playbook of how to be a lousy spokesperson (the good stuff starts at about 3:50 in on the clip).The Daily Show With Jon … [Continue reading]
Blagojevich: you just can’t look away
photo credit Andrew RubioBeing a liar is probably the worst sin from a public relations perspective. But right next to lying is hubris, the notion that the rules don't apply to you, that your $#*t don't stink, that you can get away with something … [Continue reading]
Review: devices for streaming movies to your television
Today's Dealnews has a helpful review of the Roku Netflix box, Apple TV, and the Vudu box. … [Continue reading]
Reputation management tools, free and paid
There's only one Internet, and that makes it easier to effectively track your brand's reputation than ever before. Dan Schwabel takes a look at free tools for online reputation management in this article; this may be all the information you need. But … [Continue reading]
Social media predictions: 2009
Social Media 2009 Publish at Scribd or explore others: Management Business social media 2009 Being Peter Kim has assembled an excellent compendium of predictions for 2009.Also worth a look, … [Continue reading]
Annual top 10 PR Blunders
Courtesy of Bulldog Reporter's Daily Dog, here's some familiar material. Let's do better in 2009, please! … [Continue reading]
A Charlie Brown ad agency Christmas
Protect your company from online identity theft
photo courtesy of Giant GinkgoLast week was pretty good for Illuminati Karate, a web developer in Raleigh, North Carolina. The company snapped up an expired web domain for $10 and resold it for a profit of $34,990. The domain? GeorgeWBushLibrary.com. … [Continue reading]
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