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PR 2.0

  • The Socialization of Your Personal Brand - Part I

    SourceIn the era of the Social Web, practically everything we create and share online is open to public discovery, interpretation, and feedback – positive, neutral and negative. It sounds sensational and perhaps a bit ominous, but it’s not meant to serve as a deterrent. It's only intended to introdu ...

    on Aug 20, 08 0 comments
  • PR is Not Dead

    SourceStop the presses...there's another "PR is Dead" meme that's circulating the blogosphere again. This time, all that's new is that many bloggers are revealing that they prefer discovering new and interesting products on their own and breaking the news before anyone else.Welcome to the news busin ...

    on Aug 13, 08 0 comments
  • Introducing The Conversation Prism

    Last year, Robert Scoble and Darren Barefoot debuted the Social Media Starfish to visualize and document the rapidly evolving landscape for social tools, services, and networks.If you work in marketing, public relations, advertising, customer service, product development, or any discipline that's mo ...

    on Aug 05, 08 0 comments
  • Happy 10th Anniversary PRWeek

    Happy 10th Anniversary PRWeek.As part of its 10th anniversary celebration, PRWeek is honoring one of the most important technological advancements in content distribution of the past 10 years: the blog.How does PRWeek celebrate blog? They're hosting a competition between 32 leading PR-focused blogs ...

    on Aug 04, 08 0 comments
  • SEC To Recognize Corporate Blogs as Public Disclosure, What This Means for Wires and Press Releases

    Note: This post originally ran on TechCrunch, "SEC To Recognize Corporate Blogs as Public Disclosure. Can We Now Kill the Press Release?" Here's the director's cut, "SEC To Recognize Corporate Blogs as Public Disclosure, What This Means for Wires and Press Releases"For several years, Sun CEO, Jonath ...

    on Jul 31, 08 0 comments
  • Comcast Cares and Why Your Business Should Too - The Socialization of Service

    Bradley C. Bower for The New York Times Frank Eliason, digital care manager at Comcast There's certainly no shortage of discussions in the blogosphere that examine and spotlight companies that are listening to brand-related conversations across the Social Web to improve customer service, retention, ...

    on Jul 28, 08 0 comments
  • Facebook Connects Your Brand Across the Social Web

    I attended the Facebook f8 developer conference yesterday in San Francisco and I’m still recovering from the overwhelming experience. Thousands of developers flocked to the San Francisco Design Center to see their Social Sherpa in person and calibrate with his vision for the next year of propagating ...

    on Jul 24, 08 0 comments
  • New Communication Theory and the New Roles for the New World of Marketing

    In the era of the social Web, communications is evolving back to its origins of communicating with people, not at them. It may seem implied, but communications does not, for the most part, embody two-way discussions.Over the years, communications has evolved into a one-way distribution channel that ...

    on Jul 21, 08 0 comments
  • The Social Revolution is Our Industrial Revolution

    Broadcast and print media and the services the support the creation and distribution of information are not dead and Social Media is not going to get indicted for holding the smoking gun.These powerful, influential, and age-old industries are however, undergoing some of their most radical transforma ...

    on Jul 14, 08 0 comments
  • Sprout Adds Fuel to the Widget Economy

    Sprout is a new, very cool service that lets everyday people create portable widgets for embedding on Web sites, blogs, and in social networks.I was originally introduced to the service at DEMO08 in January and was immediately blown away.We live in the widget economy and people today are empowered a ...

    on Jul 11, 08 0 comments
  • Sprout Fuels the Social Widget Economy

    Sprout is a new, very cool service that lets everyday people create portable widgets for embedding on Web sites, blogs, and in social networks.I was originally introduced to the service at DEMO08 in January and was immediately blown away.We live in the widget economy and people today are empowered a ...

    on Jul 11, 08 0 comments
  • The Essential Guide to Social Media Translated into French

    Francois Ramaget of Aspect Consulting translated The Essential Guide to Social Media into French and has made it available as a free download here. Thank you Francois!The Essential Guide to Social Media is a "quick start" overview of how to listen and participate in social media and new media marke ...

    on Jul 10, 08 0 comments
  • The Art of Conversation - It's About Listening Not Marketing

    Discussions and debates on the viability, necessity, and effectiveness of conversational aka social media marketing continue to roar across the Social Web.There are three sides to this equation:- New media pioneers and practitioners who defend and evangelize the art of conversations because they're ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments
  • Identi.ca, a White Label Microblogging Network

    It's inevitable. As Twitter experiences growing pains, new entrants will seize the opportunity to provide a more complete and open experience to communicating with, and at, the people you may or may not know. Few will succeed, while others force evolution to inspire new features and capabilities in ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments
  • Chad Hurley on the Rise, Acquisition, and Future of YouTube

    Social Media is our genre's Industrial Revolution. It is the era of new influencers and the ability for everyday people to share their creativity, expertise, thoughts, ideas, and passions in order to participate in and build a community around common interests.People are taking their destiny into th ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments
  • Intel Insiders to Advise Intel on Social Media Strategies

    You've heard of Intel Inside, the now legendary marketing program that intelligently convinced consumers to make purchasing decisions based on the chip that powered their PCs. Now, I'm proud to introduce the new Intel Insiders program, a new initiative that extends the company's genuine intention of ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments
  • The Art of Conversation - Thoughts and Observations

    We all purport to be social media experts these days, yet most of us are truly students. Many of us overlook some of the most rudimentary elements that define and inspire the socialization of content, especially the social sciences involved with observing the culture, behavior, and conversations wit ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments
  • The Essential Guide to Social Media - A Free eBook

    I’ve been involved with Social Media since the beginning and the more I work, write, and speak, the more I learn. Over the years I’ve observed a series of questions and reactions that I’ve documented along the way and have actively included them in my posts, ebooks, contributions, as well as at my s ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments
  • PR Tips for Startups - The Director's Cut

    Note: This post was originally published on TechCrunch as "PR Secrets for Startups." Many thanks to Michael Arrington and Erick Schonfeld for giving me the opportunity to share my experiences with the startup community.Due to space constraints, the original draft, which was entitled "PR Tips for Sta ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments
  • Ariel Waldman vs. Twitter, When TOS Doesn't Apply to You

    Credit: Ariel WaldmanThis is part of my ongoing series on Crisis Communications 2.0, which helps companies and marketing professionals learn from each other to more effectively communicate with customers, stakeholders, media, and peers.I purposely waited to write this post until this discussion clea ...

    on Jul 07, 08 0 comments