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8 lessons from 10 years of blogging

Communications Conversations

Last December, I celebrated my tenth year of blogging. I’m usually a sentimental guy, but apparently when it comes to my blog I lost that capacity. At any rate, I got around to reflecting on 10 years of blogging recently. I’ve written more than 1,200 blog posts in that timespan. See where it leads.

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10 insights for public relations from the 2017 European Communications Monitor

Stephen Waddington

agree that social bots present ethical challenges, although four out of ten respondents also see potential opportunity. #3 Other online communication comes second (83.1%), followed by press and media relations with online newspapers and magazines (82.4%). Only one third (35.9%) follow the debate about social bots and 15.9% and 9.6%).

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The Essential Guide to Mass Communication: History, Methods, Ethics, and the Future

Masters in Communications

Types of Mass Communication History of Mass Communication Mass Communication Theories Ethical Issues for Mass Communications What Does the Future of Mass Communications Look Like? There is no physical medium as is the case with printing newspapers to distribute to vendors who then sell them. What is Mass Communication?

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Media relations is thriving

Stephen Waddington

If you read an article about an individual or organisation in your favourite magazine or newspaper you’re likely to view it far more favourably than if you heard the information direct. The Daily Telegraph was the first UK national newspaper to go online in November the same year.

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PR and Content Marketing Insights from the Edelman Trust Barometer

Sword and the Script

It had a name that sounded like a daily newspaper – the “Herald” or “Courier” or something like that – but the “about us” section was telling. You can be an ethical and persuasive PR pro or marketer without selling your soul. The article was produced by an outlet that at first glance looked credible.