6 Oct
2009

All hail the guru

Here we go again, the social media guru/expert/master/savant/wizard is under fire again. As they should be. Yesterday we saw posts issuing a call to action for the self-labeled expert and today, we have the retort. In his post, Jason Falls at socialmediaexplorer.com states that: … my frustration has turned more toward those whining about the […]

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11 Aug
2009

Quiet

Sometimes you just need to be quiet. And last week I was. I was out of cell phone reception for eight days. And when I knew I could have reception, I kept it turned off. It helped me to recharge and refocus on some tasks at hand. Making somethings happen that I’ll blog about here […]

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30 Jul
2009

Corporate PR is more than smile and dial

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So much goes into building an effective, broad corporate PR program that often times some things are overlooked. This includes the federal rules and regulations that govern how information is disseminated. I have worked for a public company and have had to work with rules such as Regulatory Fair Disclosure, which determines when material information […]

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21 Jul
2009

Twittergate: Journalism Ethics and the blogosphere

I would like to welcome TechCrunch to the world of actual journalism. Find a story, verify info, interview sources, write story, fact check, publish, repeat. Here’s the quick background: TechCrunch obtained multiple documents from an alleged hacker who had broken into Twitter employee’s email accounts, Google Documents (There’s a reason it’s not compliant, but that’s […]

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9 Jun
2009

I survived another year

As of June 9, I have officially survived another year. Another year of learning. Another year of growing. And another year of trying to make the best of myself. I bought a house. I bought a dog. I changed full-time jobs. I even changed BBQs. It’s been quite an interesting year, which is why I […]

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