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Like many other areas of the business world today, the field of PR is experiencing its share of difficulties (see my recent post on the topic, in which I described some depressing numbers about the state of traditional PR). That … Continue reading →

Today, I am pleased to feature a guest post from Shama Kabani.  Shama’s book The Zen of Social Media Marketing is now available on Amazon. Read my post to learn about how Shama came to be a Flack’s Revenge contributor.  … Continue reading →

I thought my last post, What is YOUR Brand of Social Media Snake Oil?, was provocative, and might stir up some controversy, if not flames and violent disagreement. (For the record, I really do believe what I posted and did … Continue reading →

I wrote a post for the Social Fluency blog that explains how to get attention for your information: Top Tips for Giving Your Info an Edge Please see below for an abbreviated version, and visit the link for the complete … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s post made me wax nostalgic and think of famous tech PR stunts, especially those which hijacked the big industry events, like CES and the former Comdex show. Certainly, I have been involved in my share of PR stunts (could … Continue reading →

I took a flight from NY to Northern California today for client and new business meetings.  After doing some some work, I read the NY Times and noted no less than three stories in the Business section related to PR/public … Continue reading →

It defies reason, that those pilots over shot their mark at Minneapolis because they were engrossed in analyzing and discussing new routes on their laptops (CNN story). Yet in the time since, I have not heard anything to contradict their … Continue reading →

Had a great day meeting with clients, friends and colleagues at the Web 2.0 / Interop / Chem / Everything but kitchen sink show at the Javits center yesterday.  It is a sign of the times that there are so … Continue reading →

In crafting this post I was reminded of a scene from the great independent flick Buffalo ’66.  The degenerate played by Vincent Gallo is posing in a photo booth with his waif girlfriend, played by Chrsitina Ricci.  They are rehearsing … Continue reading →