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Crisis PR: Swami Nithyananda – India’s Leading Spiritual Guru May Be Promoting Sexual Healing

One of the world’s most trusted spiritual gurus, Swami Nithyananda, supposedly caught on video in sex scandal. One of India’s most revered spiritual leaders is implicated by a video released by Indian Sun TV which shows someone who looks like the guru in bed with a lady many think is a famous Tamil actress. The reports have not been denied or confirmed at this point, but Everything PR News has the original broadcast.

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The Educationalization of Social Media

Facebook began as a school-specific network where students and teachers could interact. My, how things have changed in just a few short years. Despite those early beginnings, Facebook isn’t the first place students or...

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Winter Olympic Flashback 1968

Vancouver 2010 is a time to rejoice in the excellence of human competition, but it is also best appreciated by looking back at how we arrived at these Olympic moments. Grenoble, France was the place to be in 1968. This legendary spot on the globe introduced the world to alpine competition.

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Beckerman PR Expands Into Washington, But Not Digitally

Beckerman PR expands into the Washington arena. The New Jersey firm sets its sights on social media, the Internet, media relations, and crisis management. The catch is, despite the acquisition of Wise PR, Beckerman has a lot to learn about digital media engagement. Obviously.

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Arianna Huffington’s Middle Ground: Print Media’s Utopia

Arianna Huffington may be the catalyst by which old and new media reconcile. The Huffington Post’s matron adds an intillectual, as well as down to Earth template for what may become news distribution in the 21st Century. Some öld media types have thumbed their noses at social media, while new age bloggers have to an extent ignored convention too much.

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Social Media During An Emergency: Tips During Haiti Earthquake

As people in Haiti dig their way out of trouble, The Huffington Post serves as a springboard for more social media spin. Tooting the horn of social media and networking has become more important that the human beings who use it. When will the new or old journalists realize their real place in the equation? We shudder to think what their table manners are.