A Peek Behind The Curtain Reveals Wizardry
As a PR person, I've been backstage a lot. It's our job to make sure that others look good in the limelight.
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As a PR person, I've been backstage a lot. It's our job to make sure that others look good in the limelight.
Reporters Without Borders has observed the Google.com address can no longer be accessed from China. Chinese Googlites can visit the local version of the search engine at Google.cn, but the main, and uncensored, home of Google has vanished.
Okay, this one gets filed under no-brainer new media tactics, but I'm going to post something on it anyway.
There is little argument from webmasters and publishers that RSS brings in traffic.
Today we live in a world where communications have evolved into a landscape a person from 1990 would scarcely recognize.
The challenge of finding Senators willing to hear Google's point of view on network neutrality will look like a walk in the park compared to the prospect of changing course with its business in China.