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Oh, Come on, Charlie Brown! Let Google Hold the Football for You [Google+]

Sword and the Script

Some time around 2012, I attended a marketing conference downtown in Washington, DC. From the outside looking in, it sure seems like a long internal political battle, because Google+ didn’t die suddenly, instead, Google let it suffer from a slow decay , picking through its parts for recycling which kept some people guessing.

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Why public relations must wake up to wearables

PR Conversations

Things ain’t what they used to be; the end of the beginning around wearable technologies and the device jumps PR practitioners are about to encounter. As I sit here, at the end of the beginning, I wonder what future colleagues will make of the collective inaction around wearable technologies and the device jumps we are about to encounter.

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Do ‘Unorthodox’ Social Networks Have Marketing Value?

Cision

Thanks to technology, it’s not mission impossible to find out which particular social networks your customers frequent. Email Program : You can also use certain email management software to find out what social networks your subscribers use (depending upon their privacy settings). There are ways to find out.

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Conducting historical interviews in a transparent age

PR Conversations

In my paper at this year’s International History of Public Relations Conference (IHPRC) I stepped outside my PhD topic (examining career strategies in PR) and offered a methodological focus. Online visibility can conflict with ethical demands to ensure privacy, confidentiality and anonymity for research participants. Mussell, J.

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Conducting historical interviews in a transparent age

PR Conversations

In my paper at this year’s International History of Public Relations Conference (IHPRC) I stepped outside my PhD topic (examining career strategies in PR) and offered a methodological focus. Online visibility can conflict with ethical demands to ensure privacy, confidentiality and anonymity for research participants. Mussell, J.

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Conducting historical interviews in a transparent age

PR Conversations

In my paper at this year’s International History of Public Relations Conference (IHPRC) I stepped outside my PhD topic (examining career strategies in PR) and offered a methodological focus. Online visibility can conflict with ethical demands to ensure privacy, confidentiality and anonymity for research participants. Mussell, J.