Robert on Apr 18 2006 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Blogs, Community Relations, ContentCasting, Education, Marcom, Marketing Communications, New Media, OpenPR, PODcasting, PR, PR Higher Ed, Public Relations, Public Relations Higher Education, Social Media, Technology, WOMM
HEBC More interesting presentations today from …
Robert on Apr 14 2006 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Calendars, Communication, Marketing, Online Business, Opensource, Personal, RSS, Search, Technology
Was chatting with my brother online today and h…
Robert on Apr 03 2006 | Filed under: Blog, Blog Talk, Blogs, Communication, ContentCasting, Methodology, Opensource, PODcasting, PR Higher Ed, Podcast, Public Relations Higher Education, Streaming, Technology, VidCasting, Why a blog, Wiki
Today marks the launch of HigherEd BlogCon, "a…
Robert on Mar 29 2006 | Filed under: Blog Talk, CRM, Community Relations, Customer Relations, Media Relations, OpenPR, Opensource, PR, PR Education, Press Release, Public Relations, Publicity, RSS, Technology, delicious
Ike Pigott, of Accentuate the Positive, 2.0, sh…
Robert on Feb 22 2006 | Filed under: Corporate Social Responsibility, Blog Talk, CRM, CSR, Citizen Journalism, Communication, Crisis PR, Customer Relations, Marketing, Online Business, PR, PR Education, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Publicity, Search, Social Responsibility, Teaching PR, Technology, Viral Marketing
Matt Galloway, by all respects, seems to be a very nice guy. He is an independent blogger trying something different in his online activities.
Someone sent me a link to Steve Rubel’s blog where he posted a notice about Matt’s site - Buzz-o-phone. So, I thought I’d go look at what she was talking [...]
Robert on Feb 06 2006 | Filed under: Blog, Blogging topics, CMS, OpenPR, Opensource, PR, Public Relations, Technology, delicious
For those of you that have wondered how to track conversations in comments, as well as blogs, check out coComment. It is an interesting new tool - in beta.
Jeremy Pepper has an interesting post about it. And, even I got an account after signing up there, so they must not be too picky. [...]
Robert on Jan 02 2006 | Filed under: Blog, Blog Talk, Blogging topics, Blogs, CSS, Opensource, PHP, Redesign, Style and Design, Technology, WPMU, WPcom, WordPress, WordPress MultiUser
Took the plunge. As part of the redesign effort for this blog, I was hoping to get to upgrade to WordPress 2.0.
Robert on Dec 20 2005 | Filed under: Blog, Blog Talk, Blogs, CRM, Crisis PR, Customer Relations, Customer Service, Media Relations, Online Business, OpenPR, PR, PR Education, Press Release, Public Relations, Public Relations Education, Publicity, Technology
This is not a pile-on aimed at Typepad and Six Apart. You may think it is, but that is not my intention. However, this most recent incident with their customer service failures offers an excellent opportunity to discuss the use of social media in crisis communication.
Robert on Dec 19 2005 | Filed under: Blog Talk, Opensource, Technology
You know, I waited and waited to install the latest version of Firefox - version 1.5. Why? Because I initially installed the beta version and it caused oh, so many problems. So, I uninstalled the beta and re-installed the previous 1.x version.
Robert on Dec 18 2005 | Filed under: Blog, Blog Talk, Technology
“The Man.” Timothy Berners-Lee has started a blog.
Robert on Dec 18 2005 | Filed under: Corporate Social Responsibility, Blog Talk, CSR, Giving, Philanthropy, Social Responsibility, Technology, Volunteer, Volunteerism
Too bad they didn’t go with their headline - "T…
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