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...
My Fireside Chat with the Friendly Ghost
Brendan Cooper (aka "The Friendly Ghost"), the author of The Friendly PR Index, recently launched a blog for his employer Porter Novelli, called PNeo. A few weeks ago, Brendan called me from the UK to interview me for his employers blog. You can find the interview cross posted at his own blog here. Brendan lived up to his friendly moniker read more...
Best of Overtones: The Articles You Liked and the January Shout Out
I am all about productivity shortcuts. Here are the top 10 posts that you said were most interesting in January. Since I know that most of you don't have time to keep up with everything here, this is my Valentines Cliff Notes edition.
- Interview with John Pat Philbin: FEMA "Fake" Press Conference: Communication Overtones has an exclusive interview and finds out the "behind-the-scenes" story
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The Virtual Office: People That Work From Home Don’t Wear Pajamas
At least not most days... On Friday Red/Write Web carried an excellent article about the Work From Home generation. And while I agreed with much of the article, the part about heading to your personal computer in your PJs made light of the fact that working at home - for an employer or for yourself - is serious business. So, You Want to Work From Home? I often talk to public relations professionals that are enamored by the idea of starting their own read more...
Building Community: Much More than Doing Well by Doing Good
Community Relations is commonly considered as one of the practice areas for public relations. However, it hasn't always been well defined, but many would agree that the general theme for community relations is "doing well by doing good." In fact, many companies have ditched their community relations efforts for more defined Corporate Social Responsibility efforts, or Cause read more...
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