Monday, October 08, 2007
The Week's Best for PR Students, 8 October 2007
Facebook, Texts Warn Students of Gunmen, Lee Aase
Harness the Power of Google News Alerts, Bill Sweetman (podcast)
PR -- A Matter of Degree, David Reich
The Top 10 Lies PR Agents Tell Their Clients and Prospects, Steven Blinn
Social Media Relations = The Release + News Room, Todd Andrlick
The Ogilvy PR Blogger Outreach Code of Ethics (Take Two), Kaitlyn Wilkins
Die, Resume! Die! Die! Die!, Bryan Person
New blogs for PR students:
Centennial Program Launches a Blog, Gary Schlee
Fall 2007 Student Blogs, Robert French
Harness the Power of Google News Alerts, Bill Sweetman (podcast)
PR -- A Matter of Degree, David Reich
The Top 10 Lies PR Agents Tell Their Clients and Prospects, Steven Blinn
Social Media Relations = The Release + News Room, Todd Andrlick
The Ogilvy PR Blogger Outreach Code of Ethics (Take Two), Kaitlyn Wilkins
Die, Resume! Die! Die! Die!, Bryan Person
New blogs for PR students:
Centennial Program Launches a Blog, Gary Schlee
Fall 2007 Student Blogs, Robert French
Labels: public relations, students, week's best
// posted by Karen Miller Russell @ Monday, October 08, 2007 
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Karen,
Thank you for mentioning our blog entry on the Top 10 Lies PR Agencies Tell Clients and Prospects.
Steven Blinn
BlinnPR
http://www.blinnpr.com/blog
Thank you for mentioning our blog entry on the Top 10 Lies PR Agencies Tell Clients and Prospects.
Steven Blinn
BlinnPR
http://www.blinnpr.com/blog
Karen:
Thanks for linking to my post about the social media resume. I certainly think is a tool that PR students and recent grads can and should take full advantage of to help set themselves apart from their peers.
Thanks for linking to my post about the social media resume. I certainly think is a tool that PR students and recent grads can and should take full advantage of to help set themselves apart from their peers.
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: 10/11/2007 10:06 AM
: 10/11/2007 10:06 AM
Thanks to both of you for noticing. :-) I hope my students (and others) will click through and learn a few things.
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