Radio Roundtable: SXSW, is PR lazy?, chaos in social tech, and…Color?
This week, host Jen Zingsheim is joined by co-host Doug Haslam, of Voce Communications. The two discuss Doug’s first trip to SXSW, whether social media has made PR lazy, chaos in social tech tools, and...
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This week, co-host Sarah Wurrey joins host Jen Zingsheim in discussing the possible roll out of branded Twitter pages, whether social media is distracting PR pros from PR work, and the role of...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: New Yorker’s ‘Like-gate’, ignoring social media rules, and...
This week, Jen Zingsheim is joined by co-host Chip Griffin to discuss The New Yorker magazine’s use of Facebook for readers to access articles, how–and when–to ignore social media rules, and the...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: The Meltdown Roundup
This week, co-host Sarah Wurrey joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss Twitter’s slide, publicists trying to contain their celebrities who now have access to social media with no filter, and Dilbert creator...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: Owning your content, social fails retail, and having a...
This week, Jen Zingsheim and co-host Doug Haslam of Voce Communications (a Porter Novelli Company) discussed Friendster, Delicious, and the importance of owning your own content; a study that shows...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: How social media has changed marketing, Barfshiners, and...
This week, co-host Sarah Wurrey joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss how social media has changed marketing, social media “barfshiners,” and understanding when the time is right to reach out to an...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: Does Twitter make you dumb?, MSM and curation, and no more...
This week, co-host Bryan Person joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss whether Twitter (and social tools in general) make us stupid, how mainstream media content providers are responding to content curation,...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: News as a subset of conversation, Twitter without borders,...
This week, co-host Chip Griffin joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss the question of whether news drives the conversation, or is a subset of it; Twitter (and other social networks) spanning borders and...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: Gay Girl in Damascus, Klout, and Duke Nukem
After some minor technical difficulties on Friday, this week’s Radio Roundtable with host Jen Zingsheim and co-host Sarah Wurrey is here–the two discuss the problems created by the faux “Gay Girl in...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: Losing control of your brand, Klout + Facebook, and QR codes
This week, host Jen Zingsheim is joined by co-host Doug Haslam of Voce Communications. The two discuss the myth of loss of control of a brand, Klout’s integration with Facebook fan pages, and whether...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: SXSW, is PR lazy?, chaos in social tech, and…Color?
This week, host Jen Zingsheim is joined by co-host Doug Haslam, of Voce Communications. The two discuss Doug’s first trip to SXSW, whether social media has made PR lazy, chaos in social tech tools, and...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: Twitter Pages, Is Social hindering PR?, and photojournalism...
This week, co-host Sarah Wurrey joins host Jen Zingsheim in discussing the possible roll out of branded Twitter pages, whether social media is distracting PR pros from PR work, and the role of...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: New Yorker’s ‘Like-gate’, ignoring social media rules, and...
This week, Jen Zingsheim is joined by co-host Chip Griffin to discuss The New Yorker magazine’s use of Facebook for readers to access articles, how–and when–to ignore social media rules, and the...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: The Meltdown Roundup
This week, co-host Sarah Wurrey joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss Twitter’s slide, publicists trying to contain their celebrities who now have access to social media with no filter, and Dilbert creator...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: Owning your content, social fails retail, and having a...
This week, Jen Zingsheim and co-host Doug Haslam of Voce Communications (a Porter Novelli Company) discussed Friendster, Delicious, and the importance of owning your own content; a study that shows...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: How social media has changed marketing, Barfshiners, and...
This week, co-host Sarah Wurrey joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss how social media has changed marketing, social media “barfshiners,” and understanding when the time is right to reach out to an...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: Does Twitter make you dumb?, MSM and curation, and no more...
This week, co-host Bryan Person joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss whether Twitter (and social tools in general) make us stupid, how mainstream media content providers are responding to content curation,...
View ArticleRadio Roundtable: News as a subset of conversation, Twitter without borders,...
This week, co-host Chip Griffin joins Jen Zingsheim to discuss the question of whether news drives the conversation, or is a subset of it; Twitter (and other social networks) spanning borders and...
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