Dear All,
As some of you have noticed we have updated the design of the IABC ning, to give it a facelift before the end of the year and get ready to face 2010. We will be refreshing the IABC site with the same layout shortly. Your feedback and input are welcome.
Phil Continue
So I turned up tonight at the Sofitel looking forward to the IABC Xmas cocktail. But I have this problem... when I sync my two Mac computers, sometimes things end up a day out. Was really looking forward to catching up with everyone but it seems I was a day late! Does anyone know how to fix the Sync problem?
Merry Merry Anyway,
Kathryn Continue
Added by Kathryn Sheridan on December 10, 2009 at 8:32pm —
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Just found this amazing clip on pr-squared.com showing what the future of mainstream media might look like.
On his blog Tedd Defren points out that "...fast-moving, good-looking, highly technical but intuitive approaches like this could set a new line of defenses around the mainstream media.
Bloggers may be able… Continue
“Corporate Storytelling” was one of the events that caught my eye this October. A great defender of milestones, timelines and company histories in my PR campaigns, I was eager to hear other inspiring stories: those told by CEOs and sales reps (prodded or not by their agencies), then naively repeated by corporate spouses to all and sundry.
Last Thursday’s lunchtime debate was organised by the Belgian “Corporate Communications Community” (3C, ex-BPRC) at CBR/Heidelberg’s Brussels headquarters. Af… Continue
Added by Paola Finocchiaro on November 1, 2009 at 3:30pm —
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Do you know someone who is having difficulty spelling? Maybe, a child? A friend? Yourself?
It doesn't have to be that way!
Find out more:
http://gerrymurray.com Continue
Added by Gerry Murray on October 17, 2009 at 5:38pm —
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Shocked by these recent events, I just had to write about it and the challenge it represents for professional communicators: http://gerrymurray.com Continue
Added by Gerry Murray on October 15, 2009 at 10:59pm —
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Greetings from Stockholm.
Last Friday I met Julien Frisch, which was a pleasure, and it prompted me to post something last night on the importance of face-to-face (F2F?) communications, even in the european public online space.
Mathew Continue
Added by Mathew Lowry on October 9, 2009 at 10:24am —
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Greetings from Stockholm, which is the city you get when you combine the best bits of Sydney and Scandinavia.
Over on my blog: (when) does EU blogging matter? reflects some of the discussions started back at this group's launch event in May, while Visualising complexity may interest those wishing to include… Continue
Added by Mathew Lowry on October 7, 2009 at 10:47am —
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I stumbled upon "Social Media Sessions" whilst clicking (bored) through a list of LinkedIn “Events-Belgium” last May. Last night Lyndon Hrytzak (of IABC fame) and I (of IABC infamy) attended “SMS #4”. Only Lyndon’s sense of humour compensated for braving such an event without hot iPhone 3G apps to show off (voir iPhone tout court). I make a living pretending to know things, but there was nowhere to hide out there in Flanders field. Together we were subjected to the equivalent of a… Continue
My new blog post - Poisoning the well for EU social media - is aimed more at EU institutions and (particularly) their subcontractors, but I welcome comments from everyone.
PS Why do I get people SMSing and emailing me comments, but not posting them? Can anyone explain that? Continue
Added by Mathew Lowry on September 28, 2009 at 2:31pm —
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