http://www.socializedpr.com Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:58:36 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en On the table in my doctor’s office were just two magazines, Sports Illustrated, and Country Living. I have almost zero interest in sports, but for a brief moment I wondered what the doctor might think if he came into the room and found me reading about antique garden urns. This is ... http://www.socializedpr.com/what-does-your-online-bookshelf-say-about-you/ This morning I joined in a blog conversation by adding a comment somewhat critical of someone’s professional conduct. I sincerely thought I was contributing to the discussion, but it was something I felt strongly about, social media ethics and disclosure, so I may have been a bit rough. Some of the ... http://www.socializedpr.com/theres-a-difference-between-a-person-and-a-case-study/ Celebrities, authors and business leaders are taking over Twitter, and some of them are actually legitimate. One in fact, is too legit to quit. (Sorry, couldn't resist.) Who are the real Twitter luminaries and which Twitter stars are the creations of fans and troublemakers? Check out my June column on Talent Zoo, ... http://www.socializedpr.com/15-tweets-of-fame/ I am in receipt of your "tweet" dated 21 June, 2008, in which you suggest that my tweet of the same day, in which I refer to an "Actual fork in the road," should have been characterized as a "fork ON the road." A fork "on the road," or "in the ... http://www.socializedpr.com/my-dear-ms-langdon/ What Kind of Blogger are You? is a thought provoking post from Leah McChesney that dovetails nicely with my recent post on the various kinds of corporate blog posts. While I attempted to categorize types of blog posts, Leah does a nice job describing the varied and not always flattering ... http://www.socializedpr.com/trying-to-sort-this-blogging-thing/ I’ve had several occasions recently to evaluate video upload/player options for clients, and as a result, I am recommending that, budget permitting, they stay away from YouTube, Vimeo and other “free” services due to what I believe is an unnecessary risk to reputation. Every free video service, and even some of ... http://www.socializedpr.com/youtube-might-not-be-best-place-for-corporate-social-media/ How many “kinds” of blog posts are there, and which are the most effective and interesting in a corporate environment? Is it possible to categorize all blog posts this way? I was working on a blogging training presentation for a corporate client last night, trying to answer these questions. Here’s what ... http://www.socializedpr.com/what-kinds-of-corporate-blog-posts-are-most-effective/