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    FIR Interview: Jack O’Dwyer

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    Neville Hobson

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    21 January 2009

    Jack O’Dwyer is widely recognized as a voice of influence in, and a critic of, the public relations profession in the United States as well as an observer and journalist focused on the profession. His firm, The O’Dwyer Company, has been covering PR, marketing communications and related fields for 40 years. The company provides news […]

    Full story: FIR Interview: Jack O’Dwyer
  • Communication, Events, Public Relations, Social Media, Social Networks, Society, Twitter

    Twestival: tweeting-up with a social conscience

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    Neville Hobson

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    21 January 2009

    If you’re a Twitter user, you like the idea of extending your virtual community into the real world, and you’d be keen to help a worthy cause, Twestival is right up your street. On February 12 in over 100 cities around the world, local Twestivals will be taking place which will bring together Twitter communities […]

    Full story: Twestival: tweeting-up with a social conscience
  • Communication, Innovation, Politics, Public Relations, Social Media, Technology, Web, Weblogs

    The White House 2.0

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    Neville Hobson

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    21 January 2009

    Something that swiftly caught attention and many imaginations yesterday is what happened to the White House website the instant after Barack Obama was sworn in as US President. The new site’s design and overall look-and-feel obviously reflect the change in incumbent at the White House, so it’s not the appearance of the site today compared […]

    Full story: The White House 2.0
  • Communication, Politics, Software, Web

    Obamaicon me!

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    Neville Hobson

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    20 January 2009

    One of the interesting things – phenomena, perhaps – of the US presidential election campaign during 2008 was how many people remade themselves to look like Barack Obama. By that, I mean the images people use to portray themselves online. Such images are typically known as avatars. The iconic image you see here, created by […]

    Full story: Obamaicon me!
  • Communication, Mainstream Media, Online Media, Politics, Social Media, Technology, Television, Twitter, Web

    All eyes on Washington

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    Neville Hobson

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    20 January 2009

    Unless you disconnect yourself today entirely from anything audio-visual, you won’t be able to miss the inauguration ceremony of incoming US President Barack Obama. While he will become the 44th President of the United States when he takes his oath of office at 5pm GMT today, Mr Obama’s inauguration is a global event, one that […]

    Full story: All eyes on Washington
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