This post is cross-posted on the LAF Blog here. I blog a lot about PR tools, how social media affects PR and what we can do to be better PR professionals. However, what about those that are entering the PR field and wondering what tools they do need? What about the tools they DON’T need? […]
Image via Wikipedia From Andra Bennett, APR – Chapter President My journalist husband and I have considered starting a blog called Hack and Flack, taking off on NPR’s Click and Clack but more like Mary Matalin and James Carville. Remember TV’s “Odd Couple” intro: “Can two divorced men {hack and flack} share an apartment without […]
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There were more than a few cringe-inducing moments in last night’s diatribe against public relations on the Rachel Maddow show on MSNBC. It is illustrative of the populist sentiments of the moment fueled by the tsunami of bad economic news and unfortunate business practices. I hear and understand what Ms. Maddow and others who are […]
This is cross-posted from PRSA member Kay Colley’s Community blog. It is her presentation from the Best of the Southwest Communicators Conference last weekend. The conference was put on by the Texas Public Relations Association and PRSA Southwest District. Wikis are really good tools to create community. Far better than blogs because they offer a […]