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The More Things Change, More They Stay the Same (in Media Relations)

Now that 2010 is well underway, I thought it would be interesting to go
back and read some articles and posts from the past couple years to
decipher what’s changed in the realm of media relations... Read the
rest at BurrellesLuce Fresh Ideas blog.

Social media reality check 2010

Social media is looking less glossy after bruising encounters with
business, personal and political reality. Here’s three glimpses of how
it’s no longer so hip, cool or influential.

http://paulseaman.eu/2010/02/social-media-reality-check-2010/

Edelman’s trust survey interrogated

Unaccountably, neither WEF nor Richard Edelman invited me to Davos (I’m just down the road, chaps) to discuss the latest Edelman 2010 trust study findings. So, I’ve decided to interrogate the findings anyway from my Zurich lakeside villa. More...

http://paulseaman.eu/2010/01/edelmans-trust-survey-interrogated/

Rajasthan Wildlife Tours – Exotic Wildlife Destinations to Visit

Rajasthan is one of the most popular tourism destinations in India. It is the largest state of India having lots of tourism attractions to offer its visitors. It is globally known for its culture, tradition, heritage, monuments, havelis, temples, forts, palaces, rippling sand dunes and exotic wildlife. Undoubtedly, Rajasthan is famous for its magnificent forts & palaces and various monuments but wildlife tourism in the state is also very fascinating and can be enjoyed on R

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Tressa Robbins

The More Things Change, More They Stay the Same (in Media Relations)

Now that 2010 is well underway, I thought it would be interesting to go
back and read some articles and posts from the past couple years to
decipher what’s changed in the realm of media relations... Read the
rest at BurrellesLuce Fresh Ideas blog.

Posted by Tressa Robbins on February 8, 2010 at 4:52pm

Paul Seaman

Social media reality check 2010

Social media is looking less glossy after bruising encounters with
business, personal and political reality. Here’s three glimpses of how
it’s no longer so hip, cool or influential.

http://paulseaman.eu/2010/02/social-media-reality-check-2010/

Posted by Paul Seaman on February 7, 2010 at 3:04pm

Paul Seaman

Edelman’s trust survey interrogated

Unaccountably, neither WEF nor Richard Edelman invited me to Davos (I’m just down the road, chaps) to discuss the latest Edelman 2010 trust study findings. So, I’ve decided to interrogate the findings anyway from my Zurich lakeside villa. More...

http://paulseaman.eu/2010/01/edelmans-trust-survey-interrogated/

Posted by Paul Seaman on January 30, 2010 at 7:56am

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Rajasthan Wildlife Tours – Exotic Wildlife Destinations to Visit

Rajasthan is one of the most popular tourism destinations in India. It is the largest state of India having lots of tourism attractions to offer its visitors. It is globally known for its culture, tradition, heritage, monuments, havelis, temples, forts, palaces, rippling sand dunes and exotic wildlife. Undoubtedly, Rajasthan is famous for its magnificent forts & palaces and various monuments but wildlife tourism in the state is also very fascinating and can be enjoyed on R

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