Communication in the Digital Age
Posted in Blog news, Edelman, News, PR Blog Practices, PR Practices, Video on Jan 22nd, 2008
My blogging is commensurate with my success in business. The busier I am with billable hours, the less I blog. You have to sacrifice something and for me the choice is clear. And you become more cautious. You have clients to protect, an image to convey. The less said the better. Why say anything? We are [...]
Posted in Media, News, PR Practices on Jan 3rd, 2008
The Rocket is in total command of his stuff. He launched the YouTube video to tell the truth (see hilarious remix video below), he snagged “60 Minutes” with his old pal Mike Wallace and he beautifully manipulated the pre-interview publicity. Here is a guy who is total master of his image. Those weren’t steroids or human [...]
Posted in News, PR Agency, PR Practices, social media on Jan 3rd, 2008
How was your Christmas party this year? Not as steamy as the bash at RedHot PR in London I bet. The “sex on desk” memo below has been making the rounds. Exclusive: PRBlogNews has obtained a tape of the couple.
From: Mark XXXX
Sent: 14 December 2007 11:43
To: . All RED All Users
Subject: Extra Curricular Activities
Good Morning Everyone,This morning [...]
Posted in Blog news, Edelman, Media, News, News Roundup, PR Agency, PR Blog Practices, PR Blogs, PR Practices, PR Week in Review, blogging on Dec 30th, 2007
EPIPHANY OF THE YEAR - You Don’t Need to Blog
November 19, 2007 broke like any other morning with one big difference - the thought of blogging made me ill. I had plenty to say, just didn’t feel like saying it, at least in this forum. And so it was for more than a month, a [...]
Posted in Blog news, News, PR Practices, Video on Dec 19th, 2007
Posted in Blog news, Events, Media, News, PR Agency, PR Blog Practices, PR Blogs, PR Practices, Video, podcasting, social media on Nov 6th, 2007
PodCamp NYC Wows The Masses , April 9, 2007, was a revelation for me. In one location teeming with idealists and raw talent I saw the personification of all that was wrong with the public relations business and why PR would fail at social media. Among the 1,000 or so scraggly masses I ran into at PodCampNYC there [...]
Posted in Blog news, Media, News, PR Blogs, PR Practices, PR Week in Review on Oct 21st, 2007
Yesterday I saw “Die Mommie Die,” a campy off-Broadway musical with a title we can certainly all relate to. About an hour into the show I thought of Amanda Chapel. After all, the lead is played by a man (Charles Busch) playing a woman (Angela) who secretly poisoned her sister and assumed her identity and [...]
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