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#MediaMonday – Lynn Walsh
[inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]Today’s #MediaMonday comes to us from one Arizona’s most popular vacation destinations, #SanDiego.[/inlinetweet] Lynn Walsh is an Emmy award-winning journalist who has been working in investigative journalism at the national level as well as locally in California, Ohio, Texas and Florida. Currently she leads the KNSD (NBC 7) investigative team in San […]
READ MORECrisis Communications – Sharapova’s Drug Crisis
I seem to be on a path right now to write about crisis communications (I must be part of some multi-platform database from Facebook and Twitter to show me articles I would be interested in – which include public relations and crisis communications) because just a few weeks ago I wrote about Uber’s crisis communications […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday – Erik Merkow
Each Monday, we are posting a blog to help our readers get to know the media just a little bit better. With a TWIST! No, we aren’t posting story pitch tips or media lists, but instead great stories from the media themselves about their lives, their work and other little known facts! Think of it […]
READ MORECrisis Communications – Responding vs Reacting
Earlier this week I heard about Whole Foods being under fire for selling whole pre-peeled oranges in plastic containers. Very quickly, as a result of social media, Whole Foods (and people who would purchase the product) were being attacked for being too lazy to peel an orange and also the waste of the plastic container […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday – Kerry Fehr-Snyder
I have known Kerry Fehr-Snyder for a long time. Our paths have crossed personally and professionally many times over the years. She was a long-time print journalist at the Arizona Republic, moved into communications for a state agency and most recently announced that she was moving to KJZZ, Phoenix’s NPR affiliate. You know sometimes the […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday – Christina Estes
Regular readers of this column may think they’ve read about Christina Estes before. And you’d be right. We featured her here back in 2011 when she was just starting at KFYI. But as does happen in the media marketplace, talented people get new opportunities, so we’re giving Christina a chance to update us on her […]
READ MOREDoes #Uber have a Crisis Communications Plan?
Landis Communications, our Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) partner in San Francisco, shared a post from Carolyn Said, reporter from the San Francisco Chronicle and SFGate, on Twitter titled Uber marshals crisis-response for Michigan shooting spree. Side note: I don’t know who runs the Twitter account over at Landis, but apparently we have the same […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday – Michael Kiefer
Michael Kiefer, courts and legal writer for The Arizona Republic, novelist and travel writer. I spent some time with him a recent Society of Professional Journalists mixer and he’s got some interesting stories. And more than his interesting stories – he’s an interesting guy! The most recent of his half-dozen novels is Another Monk’s Tale, […]
READ MORE#BookClub – Manipurated
The foreword to this book was written by Jay Baer. In it he quotes Nielsen research that claims that 91 percent of Americans trust recommendations from their friends. The fact that I bought the book in the first place proves that…Jay recommended it so I bought. The book, Manipurated by Daniel Lemin, sheds light on […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday – Meghann Finn Sepulveda
Those of you who know me, know I am all about the West Coast. It is, after all, the best coast, according to Snoop Dogg. But, every so often, I make an exception to be friends with an East Coaster – especially if that East Coaster came to her senses and now lives on this […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday – Steven Totten
If you read the Phoenix Business Journal regularly, then you’ve probably noticed a new name attached to several stories – Steven Totten. A fellow ASU graduate, he headlines this week’s #MediaMonday profile, our weekly columns dedicated to telling the stories of the media rather than just pitching to the media. Think of it as your […]
READ MORE#MediaMonday — Marton Galambos, editor in chief, Forbes Hungary
At our recent Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) meetings in Dubai, I was chatting with Gabor Jelinek of Goodwill Communications in Budapest, Hungary, about media in our respective countries. One thing led to another and our #MediaMonday today features Marton Galambos, editor in chief, Forbes Hungary. Marton, time to share: How did you get into […]
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