This week’s Movie of the Week is brought to you by the iPad, the latest Apple technology that just might change everything.
Look how it’s already changed Sports Illustrated, and by extension, magazine publishing at large:
Posted on February 03rd, 2010 in Advertising, Branding, Graphic Design, Marketing, Media, Public Relations, Web, social media, social networking
The public relations industry has been doing a lot of navel gazing and soul searching of late, trying to determine and to profess where the industry stands in the modern era. The contraction of traditional media has driven some to go so far as to proclaim that PR is dead, or at least to ask [...]
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Toyota’s recently well publicized PR problems provide a timely reminder: It can take 20 years to build your reputation, and 20 minutes to ruin it.
For as long as I can remember, Toyota has been regarded as the pillar of quality, the standard bearer when it came to safety, reliability and durability. Along comes a massive [...]
Posted on February 01st, 2010 in Media, Public Relations, Web, Web 2.0, social media, social networking
I’m not suggesting that no one is covering the Tiger Woods saga anymore but it is nice to see that the traditional media (whatever that means today) has moved on. For several weeks the headline on the day’s paper or the lead story on the news was the obligatory Tiger update. The amount of coverage [...]
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Posted on January 28th, 2010 in Movie of the Week, social media
This is one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a long time. A Web site, known as “Thru You,” mashes up YouTube videos from across the universe and sets them to music. An example is here:
Check out the site for more examples:
The video you’re seeing, just might be your own.
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