Archive for the ‘Facebook’ Tag

• May 24, 2012 Facebook’s perfect PR storm posted in Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Social Media, Uncategorized tagged corporate reputation, Facebook, pr storm
• April 26, 2012 Was man alles verpasst, wenn man die ganze Zeit auf sein Handy schaut… posted in Consumer technology, Mobile Web, Social Media, Uncategorized tagged App, Blackberry, email, Facebook, Foursquare, SMS, Web2.0
• March 30, 2012 How It’s Easy To Bash Airlines (and why you should think twice) posted in Social Media tagged "social media", airlines, complaining, Facebook, Twitter, You Tube
• July 27, 2011 ComScore Social Essentials – the value and cost of quantitative evaluation posted in Enterprise 2.0, Measurement tagged brands, comScore, evaluation, Facebook, Influence, measurement, reach, Social Essentials, social marketing, social networking
• June 1, 2011 No spin please, we′re German posted in Clients, Consumer technology, Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, International PR, PR, Social Media tagged bias, bloggers, Facebook, Fox News, Germany, media, no spin, OnPR, The Mirror, The Sun, Twitter
• January 27, 2011 Everybody’s talking at me; I don’t hear a word they’re saying! posted in Uncategorized tagged Blog, Content Farm, coverage, Demand Media, Facebook, IPO, New York Times, SEO, Twitter, Yackity-yack
• January 10, 2011 Re-thinking CES posted in Clients, PR, Social Media, Trade shows tagged Apple, CeBIT, CES, conference, coverage, Curt Hopkins, Facebook, Google, keynote speakers, keynotes, Lady Gaga, New York Times, ReadWriteWeb
• September 13, 2010 The perfect blueprint for Facebook posted in Consumer technology, Internet, Mobile Web, Social Media tagged 2D, 3D, avatars, Black Sun, Facebook, flatland, Hiro Protagonist, Neal Stephenson, Second Life, Simon Jones, Snow Crash
• July 13, 2010 Private is over: public is the new private posted in Social Media tagged "social media", CNN, comScore, cricket, electronic profile, Facebook, Farmville, Foursquare, geo-location, Last.fm, Latitude, LinkedIn, Nielsen, online, online profile, Plaxo, Simon Jones, Spotify, The Verve, TripIt, Twitter
• July 2, 2010 Jason Bourne in pinstripes? posted in Clients, Social Media, Uncategorized tagged accountant, accounting profession, AICPA, Compaq, CPA, Facebook, Jason Bourne, Journal Of Accountancy, LinkedIn, OnPR, Rolling Stone, Twitter