In the age of all things social media, we’re offering up more information about ourselves than ever before. From where you’ve worked, to pictures of the party you went to last weekend, to what you ate for dinner last night—if you posted it on Facebook, Twitter, or your blog, it’s out there for people to [...]
Look around the communications/technology blogosphere and you’ll probably see an absurd amount of articles about Facebook and their latest, and greatest, privacy changes. Well, since it’s a network that 400 million of us are a part of, we should hope that there are millions of opinions about the privacy changes, and how they affect us [...]
The Tiger scandal has grabbed an excessive amount of my attention in recent days, and I’ve figured out why. I’ve been told by some that Tiger Wood’s activities are none of my business. That’s true, but his behavior offends me on two levels. First of all, I’m a public relations professional. I’ve given advice to clients for almost [...]
So I have a problem, a problem that most of you may have as well. I am a cell phone addict. During the recent SM2Day conference, Chris Brogan made the statement that people can leave their wallet or keys behind, but will not stray more than 10 yards from their cell phone. Chris was right. [...]
Well maybe that was not their original intent, but the Federal Trade Commission’s recent announcement that it has updated its rules governing endorsements and testimonials will challenge some marketers to be a little more creative in their approach. We all know the value of a customer testimonial or an objective third-party endorsement. Done well, they [...]
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