Some people ask me why I bother with Second Life. It is a fair question. I am taking precious time to learn about this technology because I believe that 3D, 360-degree marketing and public relations will become the next big thing. I also think that it will continue to break the four walls of Second Life. And to prove my point, Ike Pigott, a former blogger and friend, just sent me this link to Visitorville. via Amy’s Blog. Visitorville helps you to visualize Web read more...

four musketeers Originally uploaded by crayonville. Today the new-world marking company Crayon launched in Second Life, where they will have their primary offices. I was slow on the ball and didn’t get an invitation, but I sat on Millions of Us Island and listened to live streaming audio of the event (thanks to Eric Rice for the tip and Lee Hopkins read more...

Breast Cancer Awareness Month Originally uploaded by one blue chair. October, which is breast cancer awareness month, is almost at an end. So, I thought it fitting to let you know about Katie Payne’s calendar. Katie Payne, a PR measurement guru and breast cancer survivor, has given a new meaning to the term “read more...

It's All a Question of Colour
Originally uploaded by DomWrap. In my public relations practice, I use online survey tools all the time. I use and maintain accounts on SurveyMonkey
and Zoomerang to launch surveys via e-mail to prospects.

Now, I have found a third service in Survey read more...

anonymous art in akureyri Originally uploaded by factoryfarm. I have been thinking a lot about the merits and drawbacks to anonymity on the web. First, in a teleconference that we held for PRSA on the topic of Social Media this week, Scott Baradell, who was also on the call along with Constantin Basturea, said that he felt that by just cutting out anonymous comments on a blog, or other read more...