GM Mixes Church and State
When discussing the editorial and advertising components of a media outlet, I jokingly refer to them as "church and state."…
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Blog Talk: Transparency Leads To Genuine Debate
A thoughtful view on what the role of a blog sponsored and supported by the World Economic Forum should be…
Blog Exposure Gets CNN News Exec Fired
An average guy named Rony who made a blog post at a Switzerland conference about a CNN executive who lied…
Official’s Comments Hint the Gov’t Can Pay Bloggers
The fallout over Ketchumgate continues. The New York Times reports that the Department of Health and Human Services said it…
Bloggers Blasted For Ignoring Pay-For-Promotion
US press critic and writer Jay Rosen takes a hefty swipe at PR bloggers, with a blanket accusation ...
Rosen Blasts PR Bloggers
The esteemed Jay Rosen from NYU writes that the PR bloggers failed to show up in commenting on ...
Reporter Suspended For Trashing Paper In Blog
PaidContent has an interesting take on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter who was suspended for writing a pseudonymous blog titled…
Mid-Year Review: Have We Learned Anything?
Hurray! June is over and that means (for those of us in the Northern hemisphere) we get to look forward…
The Secret Ingredient of News Coverage
Why do so many PR campaigns fall flat, failing to attract the media attention that their creators crave?
