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OK, it’s a rant … nothing more. It’s just that the demise of journalism, particularly broadcast journalism on the national stage, breaks my heart. I grew up loving it. Today, there is little of that solid, respectable national broadcast journalism left. The latest hurricane coverage is merely one more saga illustrating how blatant the money grubbing has become.
Julie Moos offered up here views on the “Was the hurricane coverage hyped?” debate that seems to be unstoppable. See The 6 criteria for hype & why Hurricane Irene coverage does not meet …
Auburn, Blog Talk, Featured, Headline, PR, Public Relations, Public Relations Higher Education, Teaching PR »
Graduation was today and about half of these students said goodbye to Auburn. The others will graduate at the end of this coming semester.
Always love my students and very proud of them. This group was particularly fun and put in a lot of work on these projects. So, give them a look and offer them a job or internship.
OK, I finally got all the screen shots of each site into the slideshow. ;o)
Danielle Albert
Amy Barton
Kelsey Blohm
Kellie Camuso
Courtney Crew
Brent Culver
Maggie Daley
Brooke Davis
Kristina Emerson
Carrie Gordon
Tatum Henley
Amy Hood
Alison Hop
Margaret Ann Killam
Andie Long
Paige …
Blog Talk, Headline, Public Relations »
Meet the Don Quixote of PR. Jack O’Dwyer.
O’Dwyer has been tilting at the PRSA windmill since 1994. He mounts Rozinate for regular jousts with the PR association.
Recently, Jack O’Dwyer was visited by what O’Dwyer might call demons. He’s called them a lot of other things.
His visitors were from the PRSA. Meet “chair Gary McCormick and president Bill Murray.”
They went round and round, as usual, and likely all fell down. Does it bring to mind images of the Black Death?
Well, the visit actually seemed to bring great joy to Jack, as …
Blog Talk, Headline, Public Relations Higher Education, Social Media, Teaching PR »
Resuming my blogging on a more frequent schedule, I thought I’d share what I’ve been doing.
Over at PROpenMic we’ve been continuing our growth. I like the way we’ve been reaching more and more students from around the world. Today, PROpenMic has students from about 70 countries and over 400 colleges and universities.
Auburn Family is another project. It recently brought the students a silver medal from SIAA. Auburn University also rewarded the students with a front page (top right hand corner) link to their project. …
