Monthly Archives: July 2011
Journalists Prefer Traditional Comms – Pope Has Balcony Etc Etc
From the hallowed pages of PR Week (issue dated July 22, cover price £57.32) comes this story – and story it is, for no – disbelievers all – the Week has not made it up, oh no, they let Broadgate … Continue reading
Social Media Measurement – And The Point Is?
As I was dancing on the outer edges of the internet (to the sounds of popular American beat combo, My Chemical Romance, since you ask) I nearly did myself a mischief as this loomed out of the webspace and into … Continue reading
Social Media – Just Say ‘No’
OK, OK – keep your hair on. It’s only a headline, dear. For effect, dear. Yes, dear. Obviously, I don’t mean ‘no’ – what I mean is ‘oh alright, but only if you really, really have to.’ (Engage in a … Continue reading
Lies, Damn’ Lies and Social Media Statistics
Another day, another hefty dollop of horseshit about how the social media conversation is changing, irrevocably, life as we know it. (While I’m here, big up to Danny Rogers, the ‘editor’ of PR Week, for this phrase ‘Increasingly one hears … Continue reading
Corporate Communications – Trends for 2011
It has been a mighty long time, blog trotters mine, a mighty long time. I’d like to say that it’s because I’ve been doing something incredibly exciting, dangerous and isolated for the last however many months it has been since … Continue reading
