A bit of a surreal UK election from my point of view.
Facebook reminds me to vote…
and then THE SUN finds hope (but no shame)
Let’s see. . . . → Read the rest of this entry…
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I just can’t stop smiling every time I read a story in PR Week or any PR publication about anything tech, digital or having to do with social media. I really think there is a fundamental misunderstanding in the UK market about what all of those things mean and how engagement has already changed. . . . → Read the rest of this entry… With the monitoring and analysis of social media by the journalists and analysts of the ‘old media’ we are seeing a vast improvement in the coverage of international news – especially when it comes to understanding the cultural, economic and political background. There is a very good reason why. ‘Old media’ either have a . . . → Read the rest of this entry… I lived the first years of my adult new found independence in the Athens area of Exarcheia and I have some of my best memories from that time and that area. Contrary to some reports, Exarcheia is not “a district of central Athens long associated with lawlessness and drug abuse” (via). It is an . . . → Read the rest of this entry… One of my pet projects at work is giving some media training to stakeholders. I am presenting the course to people who are not professional communicators but they are really good at what they do. What they hate is the fact that when they get an interview they talk for about 10 minutes to . . . → Read the rest of this entry… |
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