What PR Pros Can Learn From Gamers
Can we get communications pointers from computer games? The New York Times recently featured an article looking at how there’s...
Why Measurement Is Important
“The things that get measured are the things that get done. Companies measure the stuff they care about.” So simple...
PR Web Takes The ‘Social’ Out Of Social Media
In the lead-up to PodCamp Toronto 2008, we’re issuing a news release with details of the event. Given that it’s...
Thoughts on Mitch Joel’s take on Ford/Scrabulous
My thoughts on Mitch Joel’s take on the Ford Mustang and Scrabulous controversies recently. Generally spot-on in my view. Note:...
Social Media News Release: An EXTRA Tool, Not A Replacement
It’s been over 18 months since Todd Defren released his template for a new news release format and over that...
Social Media Training Wiki: How Did We Measure Up?
In mid-December 2007, I established three objectives for the Social Media Training Wiki: More than double the number of site...
Case Studies? Anyone?
For all the talk of openness, transparency and community in social media, there’s one thing missing. Case studies. Social media...
Low-Brow Reporting From The Globe And Mail
Referring to this story in the Globe and Mail. Technorati Tags: journalism,tabloid,communications,plan,Globe and Mail,sensationalist
Will Pate Talks About PodCamp Toronto
Will Pate has been a technology entrepreneur and community builder since co-founding his first business, Infinity BBS, in elementary school....
Recent Comments