The Scoop….
The LexisNexis (the artist previously known as Press Access) Scoop newsletter is out. They have some excellent stuff in there, from writing online to maximizing editorial calenders and valuable information on outlets like Ebony and the AP.
15 seconds of Fame….
What do the FBI’s 10 most wanted, the Goodyear blimp, National Discount Broker’s Duck Quack and the Miss America Pageant have in common? Well you are unlikely to have guessed that they are all inductees into the Public Relations Hall of Fame.
The Hall of Fame is run by Bill Stoller.
PR Blog Content…
While I was away last week there was a lot of interesting content from the growing community of PR bloggers.
Richard Bailey who always has a lot of excellent content has taken up a lecturing post in the UK. On his blog he includes a synopsis of one of his lectures which looks at the Internet’s affect on PR and specifically Google’s increasing role as the Internet information gatekeeper. Recommended reading.
Kevin Dugan discusses a USA Today article which purports to educate investors on how to shield their investments from scandals. One of the “tips” is how the CEO of said company parks his car. I kid you not.
Meanwhile Phil Gomes’ firm G2B Group has released the February issue of their newsletter, TapeOut.
Murphy's Law 