Our guest author, Kate Dawson, takes a look at how much our lives are influenced by the online world and highlights some useful services that don't quite require the full commitment of facebook and other social networking sites.
Let's talk it to pieces. When Steve Jobs was alive, every tech blog on Earth covered his sweater changes. If not for stories of Facebook, Twitter, and 5,000 mobile apps the youngest demographic is starved for, TechCrunch and Mashable would be reduced to digital rags. There's one thing for sure in tech land, the media is not fashioning the trend - or is it?
Last week, Everything PR News talked with Ian Herbison, CEO and Co-Founder of Speyside Corporate Relations, a leading agency focused now on the emerging markets of Latin America. For readers, this talk is a unique opportunity to gain valuable insight into not only one of the world's leading corporate engagers, but an emerging Latin America.
Keith Zakheim, president of Beckerman PR, threatened to fire any employees who do not replace the milk after they finish it. Is he right, wrong? What would you do in his position?
Using analytics in your PR firm can help you achieve three important goals. First, it can create accountability. Then, you will be able to make data-driven decisions. And finally, you get meaningful reporting for management, shareholders, and potential clients.
What is there left to say after Aldous Huxley and Chris Hedges in ‘Empire of Illusion’ and Neil Postman in ‘Amusing Ourselves to Death’, after they have predicted and described the present and extrapolated our futures?
A recent study by Market Authority, Inc found that nearly 6 out of 10 SmartPhone owners look for a business without knowing the specific name; and that they look for businesses by categories, or niches, more than 55% of the time.
Little has been said about danger directly, but much has been implied. Those boring disclaimers that precede movies indicate the socially dangerous move away from innovative risk-taking.