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Full story: The Hobson and Holtz Report – Podcast #486: September 24, 2009
Content summary: Twitter phishing attack; Kris Gallagher’s harmonica meme; Bright One volunteer-led agency announces four ambassadors; Dan York reports from Orlando, Florida; the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop; News That Fits: opportunities outweigh the risks with Facebook pages for investor relations, how to measure the value of a social media fan or follower, tweeting medics expose patients, should PR agencies stop pitching clients?; listener comments discussion; news about Monday’s show; music from Dirty Angels; and more. Get FIR: Download the…
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Full story: Introducing Bright One ambassadors
A new website went live about an hour ago, one that showcases the talents and thinking of a group of committed people who are going to do some amazing communication things in the third sector otherwise known as the voluntary sector. It’s about Bright One Communications, a volunteer-run communications agency for the third sector founded a year ago by London-based practitioner Ben Matthews. What’s special to me today about Bright One, on their first anniversary, is that they’ve announced four…
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Full story: Is your iPhone with OS 3.1 crashing too?
Apple released an updated version 3.1 of the operating system for iPhone two weeks ago which brings some great new functionality. It also brings some not-so-great instability and bugs, it seems, certainly what I’ve experienced a couple of times since that OS upgrade. After my iPhone just totally died for a while this evening, I tweeted the comment above – and just look at what others said:
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