Robert on May 06 2008 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Methodology, Personal, Research
Growing up in a university family, both parents were professors, I was always surrounded by books. One vivid memory is the encyclopedias and dictionaries that filled our home.
Britannica was one of the encyclopedias. Big black books that took up two rows on the main family bookcase. Right next to Britannica sat the […]
Robert on Apr 21 2008 | Filed under: Blog Talk, PR, Podcast, Public Relations, Public Relations Higher Education, Social Media, Teaching PR
The subtitle of this podcast could quite easily be, “Ducks are Cool!”.
I was fortunate to have Kellie Matthews and Lisa Poplawski join me for an interview some weeks ago. Sadly, I goofed the recording and there were pops and hisses … just a general bad audio hair day, so to speak. So, they […]
Robert on Apr 21 2008 | Filed under: New Media, OpenPR, Social Media, Style and Design
Yes, I’m still focusing on the work we’re doing at PROpenMic, the social network for PR students & faculty. Bear with me for a bit, please.
I’ll admit, all of the people signing up are my favorites. I’m still kinda stunned by the turnout we’ve experienced. We surpassed the 500 members mark in […]
Robert on Apr 14 2008 | Filed under: Employment, Journalism, Publishing
Newspapers. I still love them. That is why these stories make me very sad.
Rick Edmonds, Poynter’s Biz Blog, shares “the latest American Society of Newspapers Editors’ annual census” and it ain’t pretty.
Print is continuing to hemorage at a sad rate. The good news may be, they will learn and adapt. Sad […]
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