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Today, we say goodbye to HARO [PR Tech Sum 52]

Sword and the Script

The founding HARO was founded by Peter Shankman in 2008 as a Facebook group for journalists in need of sources. It grew eventually into a tech-based email list that was free for users with an advertising model. The change will take effect on April 2, 2024. Small text ads – written by Shankman – were included at the top of every email.

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Behind the Headlines With Ted Meyer

Cision

In this interview, Ted Meyer, senior vice president of global public relations and communications of Natixis Global Asset Management, shares his thoughts on the importance of communication during a crisis, how the financial crisis of 2008 is still affecting brands and what PR used to look like before the Internet and social took over.

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P.T. Barnum: “There’s No Such Thing as Bad Publicity”

Doctor Spin

Barnum (1810–1891) was a savvy publicity showman, one who impacted particular aspects of public relations and advertising, primarily event planning, event promotion and true publicity/media coverage. He regularly used innovative and creative advertising techniques to capture the public’s attention. Barnum had a knack for creating buzz.

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How long before brands completely abandon Twitter?

Communications Conversations

Just follow any trending hash tag for 10 minutes–I liken it to the old comment sections in digital newspapers (just one troll after another). Sure, Twitter has a broad smattering of advertising options. And, as social media progresses further and further toward a pay-for-play model, social advertising is everything.

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In-Housing Trend: What PR Agencies and Marketing Firms can Learn from Law Firms

Sword and the Script

In other words, corporate communications is adding headcount and work that used to go to outside PR firms is being kept inside. It mirrors a trend that’s already underway in PR’s sibling departments in marketing and advertising. You have to keep in mind, big corporations can have hundreds of law firms on what they call a “panel.”

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Remembering D. Parke Gibson, a Passionate Advocate for Race Relations and Public Relations

PRSay

The following article first appeared in the February 2008 issue of PR Tactics. The corporations were in the process of discovering the fact that the purchasing power of African-Americans was just tremendous. As Dukes notes, during the 1960s, many corporate executives still regarded PR professionals as publicists.

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