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What will 2015 hold for PR and social?

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Hellooooo: HodgePodge for Jan. 30 Picture of Tony Scida

Move it Here’s as good a reason as any to sign up for the Monument Ave 10k in March: Exercise can change your DNA. What does ESPN stand for? The Verge takes a look at how ESPN is pursuing the future of sports media Gotta catch ’em all So many...

And the walls are tumbling down…

Two big announcements this week have “media” people (journalists, PR folks, social media peeps) wondering is this truly the beginning of the end. And the interesting thing is the announcements come from organizations on the opposite ends of the media world. First, Condé Nast, home to such high-regarded media brands like...

Whither Media Relations

We had a client a couple years back that was launching a new product. It was a boot-strapped enterprise, funded mostly by family money and propelled by the kind of energy that fuels early-stage companies and that we PR folks love to feed on. We also did a lot of...

Hold On: HodgePodge for Jan. 23 Picture of Tony Scida

Rubbing elbows Good news: the media elite put their pants on one leg at a time and eat lunch at their desks just like the rest of us. Bridge to nowhere Freakonomics Radio takes a look at the stock answer preamble “that’s a good question.” The alibi I’ve lost all...

State of the (Social Media) Union

If predictions about the most recent State of the Union (SOTU) address are correct, a little more than 30 million people watched the SOTU from the comfort of their home on their television sets. That’s a significant drop from an average of 42.3 million people watching the speech during the...

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