For Immediate Release: Podcasts for Communicators
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Gini Dietrich, Martin Waxman and Joseph Thornley discuss the Privacy Paradox highlighted by Mary Meeker in her Internet Trends 2018 presentation. And we look at WeMo, just one mo’ social network.
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Instagram reveals some of the inputs to its algorithm. The loss of traffic to publishers from Facebook is balanced by an increase in traffic from Google Search and direct.
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Gini Dietrich gives a textbook demonstration of how to start a podcast, we look at one important element of success in managing distributed workforces, and we look at the marketing and advertising hangover from the implementation of GDPR. All this, and news from the CPRS Annual Conference.
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GDPR is here. Comments don’t have to be toxic. Klout is no more. Gini launches the Spin Sucks podcast. Martin launches a podcasting course.
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You ARE Facebook’s product. But you don’t have to be. And look at LinkedIn now. 15 years old and going strong.
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A replay of our conversation from Inside PR 464 about the new Trump administration and whether the news media is too weakened to do its job.
And as you listen to it, we think you’ll find that the questions we asked in January 2017 are as apt today as they were then.
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The responsibility for disclosure about the true nature of mat releases is a shared by PR agencies, distributors and publishers. And Facebook Canada does a Faceplant
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Should you use Reddit for your business communications? Will the Reddit community welcome you or even accept you? And Gini, Martin and Joe have very different takes on Zuckerberg’s performance and its impact and potential consequences.
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We CAN change the balance of power between people and the social networks. But to do so, we need to be aware that it is our presence that makes social networks economically viable. And we need to look to government and public interest groups to champion and, if necessary, force the changes that will assert our rights and interests as a precondition to social networks being able to operate in our country.
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Mark Zuckerberg would create his own Senate. And Cloudflare gives us 1.1.1.1 to protect our privacy from our ISP.
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