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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Mrs. Google and her five lovely daughters
Have you ever Googled yourself? Feel free to go ahead and try it. There’s no shame. Everyone does it. Continue reading
Mr. Futurist
As we look at the brave new “future world” of technology, consumers are increasingly information-centric. Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, brand, CampaignME, marketing, social media, technology
Radio Gaga
Radio is probably the most undervalued advertising/communication medium of the lot. People just won’t invest appropriately in creating compelling executions for radio. Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Catboy, Facebook, marketing, PR, radio, social media, Twitter, YouTube
Dubai and negative media
The recent spate of negative media coverage on Dubai has been an interesting phenomenon to watch on so many levels. Continue reading
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Snarky
The ability to be cynical, negative and rude is one of the strongest assets of a good public relations practitioner. Continue reading
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Tagged CampaignME, counsel, PR
How do you manage a social media campaign?
How do you manage a ‘social media’ campaign? One major problem is the challenge of speed. Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, CampaignME, communications, marketing, PR, social media
Social media predictions
Here are some of Alexander McNabb’s ‘social media’ predictions for 2009, just for fun! Continue reading
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Tagged CampaignME, Facebook, media, PR, social media, Twitter, YouTube
Is the newspaper dead?
Is the newspaper dead? And if not, when is it going to do the decent thing? Continue reading
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Tagged citizen journalism, Facebook, Flikr, journalism, media, new media, newspapers, online, social media, Twitter
2010 Spot On Public Relations