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Along with being nice, knowing how to have fun is an important part of working at MMI. Throughout the year, there are many opportunities for this fun having, but my favorite comes in the form of our family dinner-style holiday party.
comment | 12/15/2009
In just a few weeks we can throw away our 2009 calendars, smack our resolutions on the fridge and welcome in the new year. As is always the case, I feel obligated to write an end of year post, but this year I'd like to take a look at changes happening in public relations and social media (I see the two as linked; here's why) and discuss some of the trends we'll see in 2010. So in no particular order, here we go:
2 comments | 12/14/2009
I recently caught a thought-provoking tweet from Andrew Dunn, current editor-in-chief for The Daily Tar Heel. It really captures how pervasive the Internet has become in the realm of reporting.
@andrew_dunn: I'm going to put something out there: I think new reporters should be forbidden from using the Internet for research."
comment | 12/11/2009
For someone who calls himself the Queen of All Media, gossip blogger Perez Hilton did not demonstrate a clear understanding of his subjects on Monday.
1 comment | 12/10/2009
As we all know, social media is a tool that allows you to create dialogue, share ideas and get information to the public. With the holiday season approaching, it is the ideal time to highlight your product and specials through the powers of social media.
3 comments | 12/09/2009
