PR Communications

Just finished reviewing the entries for the SNCR.org awards for 2013; as always these entries are pleasures to review; I find I learn a lot from the process. If you... Read more →

The Society for New Communications Research, a non-profit that explores how social media influences business, nonprofits, and Government has annouced their call for entries for the 7th Annual SNCR Excellence... Read more →

Chatting with Todd Van Hoosear tonight regarding possible research projects for 2012 for SNCR, we came up with the following ideas: 1. Open innovation How open innovation uses social crowd... Read more →

As a Founding Fellow of the Society for New Communications Research, I attended the 2011 SNCR board meeting here in Cambridge Massachusetts; we had a great dinner at a local... Read more →

Jonathan Salem Baskin, SNCR Senior Fellow and author, talking about the histories of social media. He writes about marketing on Advertising Age. He used to be in marketing at Blockbuster... Read more →

Francois Gossieaux & Scott Wilder presented the latest findings from the 2010 Tribalization of Business Study. The study, now in its third year, and sponsored by Deloitte, Human 1.0, and... Read more →

Nora Ganim-Barnes, from Umass Dartmouth and head of research for the Society of New Communications Research gave her presentation on here cross studies on the Inc 500, Fortune 500, higher... Read more →

I'm here at the Society for New Communications Research Gala and Research Symposium. The event hasn't even started, and I'm already glad I came. The virtual world is important, but... Read more →

This week Umass Dartmouth's new study on social media usage by the Fortune 500 was published. The study tracks how Fortune 500 companies are using corporate blogs, Facebook and Twitter.... Read more →

There's an inside joke at the Society of New Communications Research, we use the acronym SNCR, pronounced Snicker.So with the SNCR symposium and gala up this next week in California,... Read more →