For Immediate Release: Podcasts for Communicators
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Gini Dietrich is the founder and CEO of Arment Dietrich, a successful and growing PR agency based in Chicago. She has two books to her credit, and runs the very popular Spin Sucks blog. In this conversation, we explore everything from the business of PR to writing books, building an online community and more.
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The India Report for episode 781 didn’t make the final edit, so we’re offering it here as an FIR Cut.
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What is “Known” and how does it relate to the IndieWeb? What is the difference between the Known software and the Withknown hosted platform? How do these compare to the new Ello social network? And what value are any of these to communicators?
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Invited by course professor Dr Barbara Gibson, Neville delivered a presentation to the class followed by an informal discussion that was recorded and is the content of this podcast.Introduced by Barbara, the discussion includes a series of Q&A with Neville together with shared perspectives and insights on social media, online marketing, brand behaviours, and more from a group we frequently comment on in The Hobson and Holtz Report weekly show.
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In this podcast Rachel reports from the annual internal communication Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) Inside conference, which was attended by 200 comms pros on 2 October 2014.
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Language translation has bedeviled communications and PR practitioners forever, but the rise of digital media has complicated the situation in a number of ways. The requirements for producing content right now have led to a need for almost instantaneous translation while access to the Internet has introduced languages spoken in regions that weren’t previously participants in the economy.
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This edition features an interview with Drew Keller, media consultant, instructor and founder of StoryGuide.net. Drew really knows his stuff, whether it’s time-honoured video storytelling techniques or insights into the latest trends in digital media.
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The Mobile Mind Shift: Engineer Your Business to Win in the Mobile Moment provides the first comprehensive overview of what it takes to develop mobile resources that accommodate the growing expectations of users who increasingly turn first to mobile devices.
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In this episode we understand the different roles of budgets and I share with you also 6 practical tips that help you define your budgets during the planning phase of your communication plans.
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What are Google+ “Hangouts On Air” (HOA) all about and how can communicators best use them? How does a “Hangout On Air” differ from a “Hangout”? What kind of technology do you need to know to use them?
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