"Media Whore" Takes the Spotlight in the Death of Michael Jackson...Do you ...  share 1 day ago by Thomas Tucker As a broadcast journalist and a media relations consultant, I've seen these types before, but this guy takes the cake. A guy by the name of Brian Oxman, who at one time had a loose connection to Michael Jackson and his family, took center stage for the media the day that Michael died, presenting him ... Media Relations Consultant - mediarelationsconsultant.net |
| Rebranding the big-tent New Democratic Party share 1 day ago by Ian Capstick Over at the newly redesigned and relaunched THIS magazine website I am interviewed about my “aggressive” support for the proposed name change hopefully to be debated at the Halifax Convention mid-August. http://hfx09.ca/ Here is what I said: “To be blunt, we’re not new anymore,” he says, adding that ... MediaStyle - mediastyle.ca · Rank: 163,971 ·  54 references |
| Washington Post Cancels “Pay-to-Play” Lobbyist Dinners share 1 day ago by John Taylor Yesterday was a tough day for the corporate communications department at The Washington Post. A little after 8:00 a.m., POLITICO reported that The Post was asking lobbyists to underwrite the costs of off-the-record “salons” at the home of Post publisher, Katharine Weymouth. The day went downhill fro ... Dilbert is Funny for a Reason - johntaylorpr.com · 4 references |
| Why PR and SEO should be seamless share 1 day ago by Didi As we continue to mourn the impending death of print (or at least the decrease in its popularity), one thing is for sure: for PR/Media relations to work effectively, a strong online presence must be acquired. The concept and practice of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is certainly not new, and it h ... didilutzpr.com - didilutzpr.com/blog |
| Punctuation = Personal PR share 1 day ago by Christine Pietryla Slips in correspondence reflect intellegence, says study Recently, I came across a study done by GMX, a free email service, that states more than half of adults in the U.S. judge other people’s intelligence based on email content and format. Of the 1002 people surveyed, more than 50 percent said the ... Christine Pietryla's Blog - cpietryla.wordpress.com |
| Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Index Means More Work for You share 1 day ago by Wide Angle Communications The following post is from Stephen Texeira. It’s never an easy thing to market a hospital. Whether you are facing stiff competition from a big, university-affiliated research center; cutbacks in reimbursement rates; unions jockeying for a better position; or the the memory of a not-so-distant negati ... Wide Angle Communications' ... - wacsf-blog.com |
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