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Everything PR News research today revealed some of the world’s most powerful PR firms playing hooky from social engagement. The O’Dwyer’s list of most successful communicators does not always take into account their paying lip service when real service is needed.
A Facebook meme that celebrates this Breast Cancer Awareness Month puzzles the male community. “I like it on the sofa” a female status update reads. The male friends can only wonder what…
Socialkik is one of those relatively controversial companies that sell Facebook fans, Twitter followers and YouTube views. But is it worth it to buy followers? It all depends on what you will do next.
GM’s OnStar announced a new service which allows you to update your Facebook status by dictating to the OnStar, you can listen to the most recent updates from your news feed too. Additions of the relaunch include: in-car access to Pandora online radio and WiFi as well.
Personal information posted on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter should be handles with great care. The Nashua police have stopped a ring of burglars which targeted found empty houses to rob based on Facebook updates and other social media messages.
Internet memes tend to spread fast via the Internet, delivering messages quickly and effectively and having a huge impact on millions of people. Consider the hype and numerous online magazine and blog posts around Susan Boyle or Lonelygirl15 to understand what a powerful PR tool they can become if used properly.
When it comes to social media, everyone is an expert! The latest example of social media PR fail is Denver-based Absolutely Public Relations and their low quality work for client accounting firm Holben Hay Balzer CPAs. They won today’s PR Goofy Award!
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World renown chef and food critic Anthony Bourgain woke up one morning and decided to really engage the digital world. Bourdain’s Medium Raw Challenge takes the two way conversation to the next level. One lucky contestant will be published alongside Bourdain and win $10,000 too. The author of many bestsellers reveals “at least” his savvy of what social media is all about. Genuine engagement is not some assistant managing your Twitter account folks.
A survery that went out Tuesday morning by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) that had a lot of people talking about what the findings meant. The ACSI survey is nothing new, however this is the first year they included some of the social networking sites. And the results conclude that, drum roll please: Facebook sucks.
