PR Communications

I often think that blogging is really a style of writing called new journalism, except instead of writing a long article, the entire blog is the whole story. For me... Read more →

Interesting article about newspaper subsidized e-readers from Bill Mitchell at the Poynter Institute. He suggests newspapers should subsidize the cost of the new iPad to reduce their posts and in... Read more →

In the Edelman Trust Barometer I found the reference to business magazines & analyst firms as being at the top of the trust barometer interesting. I think it really makes... Read more →

Stephen Baker, a business journalist at Business Week recently wrote about his concerns regarding the social media guidelines at the Washington Post as that company is a potential buyer for... Read more →

I've been captivated with the idea that blogging resembles new journalism, the style of journalism developed in the 60's where writers wrote about the facts but also described their response... Read more →

Mike Dunn writes a comprehensive post on the future of journalism. He mentions one of my earlier posts and touches on the subject of using semantic technologies for story development.... Read more →

Newsrooms are in a process of converging mediums to shared resources. Companies can learn much from this convergence in their efforts to build a social media communications triage center. Where... Read more →

Last week at a Tweet up organized for the Research Symposium for the Society of New Communications Research in Boston I chatted with Mihaela Vorvoreanu, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Communications... Read more →

Increased use of data analysis by newsrooms was one finding from the report, “The Changing Newsroom,” by the project for the excellence in journalism by the Pew Research Center's Project... Read more →

Journalists Use Blogs & Social Media As Well Read more →