The problem is that I can only find seven of the 10. Today the Lulu Blooker Prize, a literary award for books, released the results of a poll that listed the top most irritating words that make one, "wince, shudder or want to bang your head on the keyboard." The study was conducted by YouGov for the Lulu Booker Prize earlier this month. YouGov is a British polling company. The study was based on a sample of 2,091 adults. Did they leave out the other read more...
Vatican PR: Driver’s 10 Commandments
I never thought I would call the Vatican "edgy," but it looks like they just might be increasing their outreach into areas that are very relevant for those that drive on busy highways every day. If I had received this via e-mail I would have never believed it actually came from the Vatican. But sure enough, it was on the Vatican press site today. The "Drivers' Ten Commandments": 1. You shall not kill. 2. The road shall be for you read more...
Shifting With Our Stakeholders: Cell Phones Are “the” Go-to Gadget
According to a Forrester research report cited in a New York Times article television is losing its luster, while cellphones and computers are gaining. However, nothing says that television delivered on a cell phone will be any more compelling. Maybe it is just me, but that seems even less appealing than sitting in front of the tube all night. Then again, I am in Generation X, and as you can see by read more...
Birthday Cake and Flag Day
Today is my birthday, so it might not surprise you that I have always been a proponent of making Flag Day, a US observance in honor of the American Flag, into a full-blown holiday. Currently it is just a a designation or an observance. Imagine my disappointment when I read this article, Flag Day's faded glory: Some Calendars don't even mark the day... I suppose this is a PR battle I will never win. Oh well, at least I get read more...
Recommended: Journalists Start Podcast About Tech PR
I am a fan of David Strom's Web Informant blog. David is a tech journalist and author, and I had the pleasure of meeting him at the New Comm Forum earlier this year. Today, in a poignant post about Network Computing (a magazine he started in 1990) folding into InformationWeek.com site, he revealed that he and Paul Gillin started a read more...
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