[Lauren Vargas] Is work-life balance possible in a social media world? Are the relationships we build online via blogs, Twitter, Facebook and other social networks personal or professional or both? Where do you draw the line? There is definitely a give-and-take required in an always-connected environment. When I get home from work, I spend quality time and dinner with my daughter. After she goes to sleep, I crank out a post or two and catch up on Reader, Twitter, email and various networks. It can be difficult to disconnect. My network is on several different time ones and the temptation to stay online for just a little longer is always read more...
Mentoring in a Connected World: A Quick Take By Shel Israel
True mentors are few and far between. I count myself blessed to have had more than one. I have professed many times on Communicators Anonymous that Kami Huyse is one of my mentors. The timing for this post falls on the heels of my own post thanking Kami for her mentorship and friendship. While Kami is away this week, she has asked me to step in and post to Communication Overtones. A special thank you to Kami and all of you for allowing me to contribute. I read more...
The Three Principles of Change to Live By: Learn, Mentor, Give
I thought I would share the speech that I am giving tonight at the PRSA San Antonio annual Del Oro Awards. My peers in San Antonio were so kind as to honor me with the PR Professional of the Year award (press release). The truth is that the description of the read more...
Fresh Voices: Corporate Communications Blog: A Look Inside the Corporate Bubble
I just returned from the NewComm Formum 2008. It was great to see old friends like Todd Defren and Richard Binhammer, who were both so kind as to attend a session that Geoff Livingston and I put on, even though they already knew about everything we said. I couldn't even begin to name all of the people that I saw there with whom I have built strong relationships over the years. But part of what I love so much about the NewComm Forum are the new read more...
Brainstorm: What Should Guide Online Ethics for the Community and the Corporation?
On June 13, I have been asked to lead a discussion at Blog Potomac in the D.C. area about ethics in an online world. I wanted to start the discussion early and test some questions that I hope to put to the Blog Potomac crowd. I started with this question on Twitter, a microblogging platform that allows people to quickly brainstorm with their first impressions:
- kamichat What are the ethics of an anything goes Internet world? How far is too far in your opinion?
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