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With the ACC football season kicking off in about a month, students at UNC-Chapel Hill are already discussing how they will celebrate the athletic victories of this 2009-2010 school year.
comment | 07/28/2009
The highly anticipated Google Wave may well turn into a tidal wave of support and interest before its official testing begins on September 30, with a reported 100,000 invites being sent out. Touted as the Google product that has the power to bring Microsoft to its knees (alongside Google Chrome OS), Google Wave is the next generation of online communication.
So What Is It?
2 comments | 07/27/2009
I came across an excellent blog post on the 2009 blogworld new media expo web site. Posted July 22, 2009, this blog gives a helpful (and quick!) update on Twitter vs. Facebook with a break down on key items.
Which do you prefer? Which will survive? One or both? And which one will have the most daily impact on the PR industry and the media? The debate continues...
comment | 07/24/2009
Are you following us on Twitter yet? @MMIPR has a great feed, and I maintain my own at @pattybriguglio, as well.
I hear it quite often from prospective clients or other peers who are skeptical of Twitter – “What is a tweet and how will it help my business?” – but the truth is that I have found it to be an incredibly engaging experience, particularly as someone in the business of starting and contributing to smart conversations.
comment | 07/21/2009
You're pretty connected." That’s what Neil Cavuto, Fox Business Network host, said to Patty Briguglio on television today. He’s right! PR is all about real relationships and honest connections with the public. In fact, MMI’s promise to its clients is to help them start big conversations and make powerful connections.
comment | 07/17/2009
