PR Communications

Steve Rubel’s post “in bloggers we trust” was interesting to me at the moment, because I’ve been thinking a lot about how the mass media landscape is not the only... Read more →

Large PR firms writes Steve Rubel are converting to Blogging, the pull was irresistible, How are PR agencies developing relationships with bloggers? Will they develop those relationships in the same... Read more →

Freeconference.com is a great site, the company lets you make telephone calls without charging a set up fee, and their business model is to charge each of the callers. I... Read more →

Michael's comment is very worth considering in any person's approach to having an online conversation through blogs. "The heart of the problem is in hurling a dry, untailored, boilerplate pitch... Read more →

Darren's point about when in doubt don't post a comment, in connection with the Corante incident is well taken. I am also thinking trackbacks are the appropriate way to handle... Read more →

Well looks like I messed up this week by having one of my company’s employees post a request to take the corporate blogging survey on Michael O'Connor Clarke’s blog comment... Read more →

To respond quickly to a developing story opportunity or a crisis communication incident, first you have to know the event is happening, second you have to have the resources and... Read more →

Jeff's post in response to my comment and post on my blog is interesting. I do seem to recall that the CEO of Intel, Andy Grove, said at some point... Read more →

I was reading about the HP Negative PR story over on Software Only and I was thinking what a storm in a teacup compared to the Intel PR disaster with... Read more →

I received this note by email from a regular reader today: "As a system administrator at an international company, one of my jobs is monitoring DNS lookups - that is,... Read more →