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The Art of the Linguistic Kill Shot
I am writing a post that I hope will start a meme and crowd sourced effort to turn our president’s famous weapon on himself. It’s the “linguistic kill shot.” Trump has perfected the art of name calling. He always seems … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, In the News, Politics, Public Relations Tagged campaign, persuasion, rhetoric, Trump 2 Comments
ENGAGE: NYC Reveals the King of Storytelling
I enjoyed last week’s ENGAGE: NYC Digital Storytelling Conference. Talk NYC founder Derek Smith and his team put on a great event, featuring thought leaders from agencies, startups, and major brands. They covered the state of storytelling and where it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, Events, In the News, Networking, NY Tech, PR Tech, Public Relations, Tech PR, Technology, TV, Web 2.0, Web 2.0 Hacks, Mashups and Utilities for PR Tagged bots, branding, marketing, storytelling, virtual reality Comments Off on ENGAGE: NYC Reveals the King of Storytelling
It’s the End of the Truth as we Know it – is PR fine?
It’s like we went to sleep in late 2016 and woke up with a post-election, New Years, fake news, post-truth hangover. Before, we generally believed in the sanctity of truth and reason. Now nothing seems real, and it is hard to … Continue reading
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1 More Reason for Media to Hate Tech; Thanks Peter Thiel
Long time readers of this blog may recall my Extreme Media Relations series, about those who go overboard to sway the press. It’s been years, but I thought I’d post another just for Peter Thiel. In case you’ve been living … Continue reading
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Did Fox Jump the Snark? (Brief History of Fake News Fails)
“Childishly written!” “A disgrace” These are the words most junior PR account executives fear hearing from clients about press releases submitted for review. But it was Donald Trump that just said them, in tweets and interviews, about a statement that … Continue reading
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Here’s a Pitch: Get Tech Savvy, take a PR Briefing
NY Times reporter Farhad Manjoo wrote a nice story that highlighted the growing problem of tech illiteracy and its implications. He wrote: “People in the tech industry… act as if the products they build sit at the center of everything. … Continue reading
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Info CAN Leave Black Holes: What this means for PR
You may have heard read about the new theory that explains how information can escape black holes. None other than Stephen Hawking now says this can be done, as reported in WSJ. Previously, it was thought that nothing could escape … Continue reading
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Open letter to Media: Please get this Blowhard to Shut up Go Away
I am getting a little tired of all the media hyperventilating about a certain Republican presidential candidate; you know the one with the dead rodent looking thingie on the top of his head. There is a numbing sameness to the … Continue reading
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Capture Attention with a Striking Visual “Headline”
“Dig, if you will, the picture…” Prince “Every picture tells a story, don’t it?” Rod Stewart “All I’ve got is a photograph…” Def Leppard If my musical tastes seem dated (and say something about my age), you might think that … Continue reading
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Whither the tech PR Launch? Is it Withering?
Dorothy Crenshaw wrote a nice post about the decline of the tech PR launch on the Impressions blog. She writes Some former colleagues in tech PR and I were talking recently about the “good old days” when nearly every … Continue reading
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