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How To Get Your Company Into The Financial Times
Occasionally we’re lucky enough here at BlogCampaigning to have someone guest write a post for us. The latest person to share their knowledge with our readers is Malte Goesche, CEO and cofounder of Iliktotallyloveit.com, a website that “allows users to publish and share products with the broader public which they find cool, innovative, exceptionally beautiful, [...]
Welcome Back!
Hopefully, everything is working out and you’ve arrived at BlogCampaigning after our transition.
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-Parker
Woof, woof!!
Guest post: Hans Geelmuyden is a partner and leading senior adviser at the norwegian public relations agency Geelmuyden.Kiese. Since 1989, he has acted as adviser to major Scandinavian projects involving power changes both in the public and private sector, and he is often employed as a lecturer in strategic communication.
In journalistic circles, trusting communication advisors [...]
A Meditation on Public Speaking
I just got back from CPRS’s 15th Annual CEO Award of Excellence Luncheon, which honored Francis Larkin this year. Larkin is the President and CEO of the United Way of Greater Toronto. The award goes the recipient who best understands, fosters and implements public relations practices.
I’ve been particularly noticing how people speak orally lately because I’m [...]
Guido Fawkes responsible for Britain’s first genuine blogging scalp?
This is “the topic” in the UK-blogosphere these days.
“If my recollection is right, it was Guido Fawkes who first broke the story on Peter Hain’s campaign funding on the afternoon of 3 December HERE. It was this story which provoked Peter Hain to contact the Electoral Commission. If Guido hadn’t run it, would Hain have [...]
Social Media and Social Paranoia
Parker’s last post raised a question I have been toiling with for some time: what do I do with my Facebook page?
I joined Facebook in my last year at McGill in 2004. At that time, only students from certain post-secondary schools were able to join; I mostly interacted with friends from US because of the [...]
Landing your first Public Relations job
Landing a job in a top Public Relations firm is a dream more and more young people are trying to turn into reality. In Norway, the PR industry has grown at an almost astronomical rate in the last few years. So has the number of people looking to get a foot inside the industry door.
Unfortunately, [...]
Ten years for the word Weblog
It’s the 10th anniversary of the word weblog! I’ve decided to post my contributions to the blog roll to celebrate!
PR Conversations
Much like our own BlogCampaigning, the contributors of PR Conversations seem to take pride in their international perspectives. They have twelve different authors from all over the world. This blog was recommended to me by [...]
BI and TNCA forms research center focusing on Corporate Communication
The Norwegian media magazine, Propaganda, reports today that the Norwegian School of Management (BI) in cooperation with The Norwegian Communication Association will establish a research center focusing on corporate communication. BI Center for Corporate Communication will be working to professionalize communication in Norwegian companies and organizations. The Center is the first of its kind in [...]
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