2010 Community Reputation Social Media 
NewsWhip
FEBRUARY 19, 2021
I’d like to focus on a particular group who are impacted by this new reality: the professionals charged with protecting corporate reputation. Aggressively adapting to this future is going to be a requirement for these professionals to maintain their responsibility for reputation strategy – and their professional relevance. .
Karen Freberg
OCTOBER 10, 2020
In the 2010’s, we then had Olivia in “Scandal” for handling crises and work in reputation management. Now, as we enter a new decade with a new show that will paint a picture of what social media professionals really do in their work. We are the voices behind the brands on social.
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NewsWhip
NOVEMBER 15, 2020
At the University of Michigan Center for Social Media Responsibility (CSMR), we publish and monitor a metric we call the Iffy Quotient —the fraction of the most popular URLs on Facebook and Twitter that come from “Iffy” sites that often publish misinformation. in the U.S.; and the U.S. presidential election. James Park.
wiredPRworks
JUNE 25, 2016
How does social media change the world - in good ways? Looking back to 2010, one of the most inspiring events I've ever been a part of was a collection of social media for social good experiences from around the world. Global Social Media for Local Social Good. Social Media Club Chicago.
Stephen Waddington
MAY 20, 2019
In 2010 Antony Mayfield wrote a book called Me and My Web Shadow: How to Manage Your Reputation Online. Ten years later I’d urge everyone to have a personal plan for managing their online reputation. My blog and participation in social media communities help attract talent and work.
PR Conversations
NOVEMBER 22, 2023
Although the accelerating decline in the influence of national and local media signalled an end to the dominance of a journalist-to-PR career pathway, it also weakened the established case for the importance of PR in the C-suite (boardroom). They wanted access to reputable information, to build relationships, to hold organisations to account.
ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications
DECEMBER 31, 2018
For public relations and reputation experts, it’s easy to point out the brands and personalities who mishandled bad news or missed opportunities after public mistakes. They knew the press would want fresh faces for interviews, so they organized a deep bench of media-savvy spokespersons and messages for journalists and news crews.
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