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CUNY Meetup Showcases Journalism Startups
If you work in PR, it is good to keep an eye on the world of media innovation. You don’t want to be the last to hear about the up and comers – e.g. the next BuzzFeed or Vice. Some … Continue reading
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What do Trump and ISIS have in Common?
Journalists who join the PR field are often said to be crossing to the dark side. That’s because some think PR is just about spinning and deception. As I pointed out in my post News Corp. Goons Provide PR “Protection”, … Continue reading
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Singles’ Day on Chinese Social Media
This latest in our PR in Asia series was contributed by guest blogger Eiffy Luo, a multimedia story teller who discovered her passion for business and journalism through work at TheStreet.com, Reuters and the New York Times. The post is … Continue reading
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Of Immoderate Moderators and Paranoid Pols
Is the press really the enemy? That was Nixon’s line – and I was in a Nixon frame of mind, having just finished the excellent book Crooked by Austin Grossman. It is a faux memoir, written in the former president’s … Continue reading
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The Martians Have Landed, Your Pitch Stinks, We’re All Going to Die!!!
I was glued to third Republican presidential debate last night, watching for signs of intelligent life , when the show cut to an important announcement. It said: “Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our program to bring you a special bulletin … Continue reading
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Wonky Articles Trump other forms of Content
I saw an article in Hinge Marketing’s newsletter that reaffirmed my faith in PR, media and humanity. It cited research that shows substantive articles outperform other content types, when it comes to drawing links and shares (don’t get too excited, … Continue reading
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Tech Blogger Lament: “It’s now all about the page-clicks”
It seems hard to believe, but I wrote my PR Death Watch series, which chronicled the changing nature of the profession, seven years ago. One of the tactics that I questioned back then was the media tour: “With news cycles … Continue reading
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Ted Underwood on Topic Modeling and PR
I like to follow developments in unstructured data and text mining. Advances in these areas can mean big things for PR and social media marketing. The din is only growing in social media chatter and online content. Those with the … Continue reading
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Info CAN Leave Black Holes: What this means for PR
You may have heard read about the new theory that explains how information can escape black holes. None other than Stephen Hawking now says this can be done, as reported in WSJ. Previously, it was thought that nothing could escape … Continue reading
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Trump, Tinder, Press Offender – New Rules of Taking on Media
Media battles are nothing new. Back in the ’70s Nixon famously said “the press is the enemy,” and kept a list. But up until relatively recently, most have opted not to pick fights with those who buy ink by the barrel. … Continue reading
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