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- Media Guerrilla
So my earlier post on the social media services gap kicked up some discussion, and as always, that's a good thing, right, but I purposely left something out of that post that's worth touching on now, even if consensus... ›››
Category: Business | PR | Social Media
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- Media Guerrilla
For several weeks now I've been co-organizing a side project called "Third Thursday" with a few industry cohorts, including Jeremy Pepper at Weber Shandwick, Giovanni Rodriguez at Eastwick and Phil Gomes at Edelman. While bits of pieces of this... ›››
Category: Events | Marketing | PR | Silicon Valley | Social Media | bay area | meetup | thirdthursday
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- Media Guerrilla
Okay, so clearly a lot of debate remains about how and where social media should fit in a communications program, but there are two things the PR community seems to largely agree on: First, that the best programs, by... ›››
Category: Business | PR | PR 2.0 | Social Media
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- Media Guerrilla
As I was reading through Andy Beal's 'Beginners Guide to Reputation Monitoring' it occurred to me that this sort of stuff is *exactly* what I'd like to see incorporated into new media conferences moving forward (read 'New Media Events,... ›››
Category: Conferences | Events | PR | Social Media
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- Media Guerrilla
I'm too tired to write anything of significance, so instead I'll just share one random observation from day one of the NewComm Forum: It's fascinating to experience first-hand how social bonds born in a virtual world can perfectly manifest... ›››
Category: Blog | Events | PR | Social Media | newcomm
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- Johnnie Moore's Weblog
I'll be playing a small part in the Blogs and Social Media Forum on 17 May in London. I'm helping Lloyd Davis to facilitate a short open space session in the morning. This looks like quite a gathering of... ›››
Category: Blogs & networks | Social Media | unconference
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- Media Guerrilla
It's funny, I'm developing a new-found appreciation for two sorts of people: first, the long-time bloggers, and by this I mean the really crusty, pre-'citizen media' types, the original webloggers, you know, the Xangans. The guys that have just... ›››
Category: Blog | Blogging | Social Media | Technology
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- Crossroads Dispatches
What I figure is a six- or seven-year-old Thai girl with silky black hair plops down next to me at the Stempfer Cafe in Khao Lak. "What's your name?" she asks me confidently in perfect English. "Evelyn. What's yours?""Amanda."... ›››
Category: Global Lens | Innovators and Creators | Social Media | The Future of Work
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- Media Guerrilla
In a note that BuzzMetrics President and CEO Jonathan Carson sent out this morning, he shares the news that starting today, the company will be merging with Intelliseek to create a 'new global standard in the measurement of consumer-generated... ›››
Category: Blog | Blogging | BuzzMetrics | CGM | Intelliseek | Measurement | PR | Social Media | VNU
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- Media Guerrilla
Today I emerge from the post-holiday stupor to kick-start a new year of PR blogger drivel. I've been dark for a while now, for no real reason other than I needed to simply take a break -- to walk...... ›››
Category: Attention | PR | Silicon Valley | Social Media | Voce
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- Crossroads Dispatches
The BBC has audio interviews related to the tsunami and relief efforts on December 27th. You can listen here (download now as it's online only through January 3rd). I was half-asleep as might be evident ;-) as I believed... ›››
Category: Social Media | Tsunami | Weblogs
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- Crossroads Dispatches
It's Worldwide Remembrance Week, December 26-January 1. Use your blogs, your home pages, your wikis, your newsletters. Link to your favourite charities and NGOs, write a paragraph about them and the work they are doing, and ask your readers... ›››
Category: Social Enterprise | Social Media | Tsunami
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- Crossroads Dispatches
Papa Holland lent me a book written in 1965 by a US Foreign Service wife who ends up teaching at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok while her husband is stationed in Thailand. It's amazingly culturally relevant even today, and especially... ›››
Category: Awareness | Belief Systems | Social Media | Storytelling | Tsunami
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- Crossroads Dispatches
Papa Holland lent me a book written in 1965 by a US Foreign Service wife who ends up teaching at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok while her husband is stationed in Thailand. It's amazingly culturally relevant even today, and especially... ›››
Category: Awareness | Belief Systems | Social Media | Storytelling | Tsunami
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- Crossroads Dispatches
Situated halfway between Krabi and Ko Lanta Yai, Ko Jum (also known as Ko Pu) is the sort of laid-back and simple spot that people come for a couple of days, then can't bring themselves to leave. - The... ›››
Category: Global Lens | Social Media | Storytelling | Tsunami
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