Monthly Archives: June 2009
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[This post is one in a series from Ragan’s Social Media Revolution Conference, which took place in Chicago on June 24-26. Browse my social media conference coverage.] For two of the best examples of corporate communications and PR on twitter, follow @allanschoenberg and @cmegroup. Allan Schoenberg is director of corporate […]
This post is one in a series from Ragan’s Social Media Revolution Conference, which took place in Chicago on June 24-26. Browse my social media conference coverage. So, what’s with the Clydesdale video? Brian Solis, who keynoted Ragan’s recent social media conference, covered online PR strategies and tactics that work. […]
Martin Murray, senior corporate news representative for Public Service of New Hampshire started out by talking about how social media is changing news coverage. When a transformer caught on fire, and Martin got there every other person in the crowd had a phone and was updating their own personal networks. […]
Wendy Clark, a member of GM’s social media team, talked about how they managed bankruptcy crisis coverage from May 31 to June 5, 2009 and took us behind the scenes to see how GM drives their social media vehicles. [This post is one in a series from Ragan’s Social Media […]
Bill Adee, Editor, Digital Media at Chicago Tribune presented the Making Media Connections 2009 keynote on behalf of @coloneltribune, who represents the Chicago Tribune on social media sites like twitter and Facebook. I spoke immediately afterwards on the Social Media: Tools or Toys panel. Intending to cover Bill’s session on […]
A reader writes . . . My questions are about boundary issues with Facebook, LinkedIn and blogs. As a therapist, I want to be current with social media, yet I am aware of the need for appropriate boundaries with my clients. Currently, my Facebook contains only professional information and […]
Here’s a tool that measure sentiment on twitter. For wiredprworks . . . . 64% positive 33% neutral overall 3% negative Is that good? Is it better to be controversial? What I like about Twendz, a twitter tool to explore conversation and measure sentiment . . . Fast or […]
In my social networking presentations, I ask “Who here has a personality?” It’s a way to get people thinking and maybe get them to laugh. Sometimes, no one raises their hand. As we go through the presentation, we talk about how it’s important to stand out and be yourself. […]
Notes taken during Erin Blaskie’s WordCamp Chicago presentation. Read all of my WordCamp Chicago coverage on Wired PR Works or #wcchicago by @wiredprworks. Lightly edited – check out twitter for more #wcchicago coverage. Erin sat next to me – what a lovely and lively young lady! In her presentation, she […]
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