Archive for the 'Research' Category
Robert on Mar 04 2006 | Filed under: Methodology, PR, PR Measurement, Public Relations, Research, Survey, Survey Research, delicious
For PR practitioners, the issue of licensure has been around for a long time. Edward L. Bernays’ final years were spent hoping for some form of PR licensing to take hold in the US. Visit the Museum of Public Relations for a bit of background about Bernays’ work.
Also, from the PRbytes listserv (forgive [...]
Robert on Mar 02 2006 | Filed under: Blog Talk, PR, PR Education, PR Higher Ed, Podcast, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Public Relations Higher Education, Research, Teaching PR
Well, the new PodPress plugin from Dan Kuykendall is so easy to install and use, I couldn’t resist putting it on this blog, too.
…podcasting
and the HigherEd BlogCon
seem like naturals together…
Dan may well have spawned a new wave of podcasters with the simplicity of this tool. It is one thing to get the tools [...]
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Robert on Jan 24 2006 | Filed under: Communication, Education, Methodology, OpenPR, PR, Public Relations, Research, Survey, Survey Research, Wiki, delicious
Five good links for you today. We have been discussing Elizabeth Albrycht’s wiki study post at CorporatePR. Her list of WikiStudies links at del.icio.us is particularly interesting. So, the students will be considering the first steps of forming research questions along those lines and posting about it in their blogs. The [...]
Robert on Jan 10 2006 | Filed under: Blog, Blog Talk, Education, Marcom, Marketing Communications, Media Relations, Methodology, OpenPR, PR, PR Education, PR Higher Ed, Press Release, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Public Relations Higher Education, Publicity, Research, Style and Design, Survey, Survey Research, Teaching PR, Why a blog
58 new bloggers will be kicking off their blogs this week. I will add them all to the the aggregator where you may easily view excerpts and links to their posts. Right now you’ll see a lot of “Hello World” posts, so be patient for their first posts which will begin shortly.
…please [...]
Robert on Jan 02 2006 | Filed under: Blog, Blog Talk, CMS, CRM, Customer Relations, PR Education, Public Relations Education, RSS, Research, Search, Teaching PR
Is infOpinions? being tracked by Six Apart? Don’t worry. I’m not paranoid. This is likely something very innocent and innocuous. Just found it interesting that when I upgraded the blog and went through areas I had not visited in a long time (to see if they still work) this came up.
Robert on Nov 01 2005 | Filed under: Blog Talk, CRM, Customer Relations, Customer Service, Methodology, PR, Public Relations, Research, Survey, Survey Research
Oh, this one is soooo funny if a cow read these posts milk would come out of its nose. Sorry, Allan. I had to put my own colloquial regional phrase in there, too.
Robert on Oct 31 2005 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Citizen Journalism, Communication, ContentCasting, Journalism, Marcom, Marketing, Marketing Communications, Methodology, OpenPR, PODcasting, PR, PR Education, PR Higher Ed, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Public Relations Higher Education, RSS, Research, Search, Social Responsibility, Survey, Survey Research, Teaching PR, Wiki
Society for New Communications Research Launches
Robert on Oct 30 2005 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Blogging topics, Methodology, PR, PR Education, PR Higher Ed, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Public Relations Higher Education, Research, Survey, Survey Research, Teaching PR
The one survey that makes the grade is by a Northwestern University Masters student. He got a Masters degree. The PR corporations might read and use his work as a guide for their future efforts. Read on…
Robert on Oct 12 2005 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Marcom, Marketing, Marketing Communications, Methodology, OpenPR, PR, PR Education, PR Higher Ed, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Public Relations Higher Education, Research, Survey, Teaching PR
Today, Paul Cordasco, director of marketing at …
Robert on Oct 07 2005 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Communication, Marcom, Marketing, Marketing Communications, Methodology, OpenPR, PR, PR Education, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Research, Survey, Teaching PR
After reading the results of the Edelman/Technorati survey, and various discussions about it on the web, these questions come to mind. Richard Edelman and Phil Gomes are the primary bloggers talking about the results. Richard and Phil, please include a detailed description of the survey’s methodology on the results page. The recent post by Phil goes a few steps further. But, I think more is needed.
