Posts from ‘Media Bullseye Radio’
This week, host Jen Zingsheim is joined by co-host Doug Haslam, with special guest Kellye Crane of Solo PR Pro. The three discussed the ABC News layoffs and what impact this will have on journalism; Twitter’s move to monetize by introducing an advertising platform; and when it makes sense to fire a client.
This week, host Jen Zingsheim welcomed co-host Sarah Wurrey and the two discussed Kevin Smith and the Southwest Air kerfuffle, Tiger Woods’ press conference, and Please Rob Me–a site set up to outline the dangers of disclosing too much on social media.
This week after a too-long hiatus, the Roundtable returns! Host Jen Zingsheim was joined by co-host Bryan Person. The two welcomed Jennifer Windrum to the Roundtable, and discussed WTFLungCancer, real-time feedback loops, and Forrester’s new (and nonsensical?) blogging policy.
There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach to social media.
From the kind of updates brands publish on their Facebook Pages to how often small businesses or media companies promote their own projects on Twitter, there’s no single, definitive “rulebook”‘ for creating engaging social content. There are some generally accepted best practices, to be sure, but even a social media project that follows all the so-called “to-dos” can fail. In this month’s audio commentary, Bryan Person takes on the idea that blogs should provide more than “just the facts,” and argues that sometimes the facts are all you need–or want.
For this week’s Roundtable, Chip Griffin is joined by Doug Haslam to discuss the recent New York Times article on startup PR and the issues that the item and subsequent discussion have raised.
This week Roundtable host Jen Zingsheim and co-host Chip Griffin, founder and CEO of CustomScoop, were joined by Katie Harbath. Katie is the director of Online Services at Washington-based DCI Group, and was recently named one of 2009’s Rising Stars by Campaigns & Elections Politics Magazine.
The Radio Roundtable is back this week, and host Jen Zingsheim welcomed co-host Chip Griffin, founder and CEO of CustomScoop, and special guest Donna Papacosta of Trafcom News. Topics covered this week included a critical analysis of the role of Twitter in the Iranian election aftermath, the growing problem of spam on Twitter, and question whether early adoption of social media has led to social media fatigue.
Please pardon the two-week absence of the Media Bullseye Radio Roundtable.
Jen Zingsheim, host of Media Bullseye’s Radio Roundtable flies solo this week. Since she’s not prone to having full discussions with herself–and almost never argues with herself–on the show she simply highlights three topics from this week’s social media landscape and leaves you, intrepid listener, to ruminate on the topics for yourself.
The impact of social media on the public relations profession is always a hot topic on Twitter, but the conversation soars into overdrive between 8:00-10:00 Eastern every Monday night during #JournChat. Bryan Person chats with @PRSarahEvans (Sarah Evans) about how it came about, and what keeps it going.
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