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From the Frontlines of PR: Stay Hoaxy, iNewswire.com

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Thursday, March 16, 2006. Stay Hoaxy, iNewswire.com. There were two strange stories this week about people using a free "newswire" service called iNewswire.com to distribute bogus news. One was that Will Ferrell died. Which is both false and fortunate for me in providing a relevant reason to post a picture of my favorite fictional journalist on this blog. Hoax, a 16-year-old Google fan was able to get a fake press release announcing his hiring by the search engine. Supposedly, real PR firms use PRWeb.

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From the Frontlines of PR: I'll Gladly Pay You Tuesday

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Thursday, April 06, 2006. I'll Gladly Pay You Tuesday. Has delivered a favorite among PR bloggers this week with his how-to list. On ways to be a bad client. His last point, on paying late, is one I was just discussing with a friend in another service business the other day. He does foreign language translation work, and he runs into the same problem - companies that think it's okay to pay their bills whenever they feel like it. Moreover, in the service industry, smaller companies are forced to take on t...

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From the Frontlines of PR: Social News Reading Overview

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Saturday, March 11, 2006. Social News Reading Overview. Kevin Kelly's " Cool Tools. Section of his blog has a nice overview of the various offerings that are similar to Digg in. Enabling navigation of news based on popularity or user feedback. I touched on. A few weeks back, but Kevin uncovers a few more (i.e., Reddit. With some useful insight about the development of the genre, which he calls "consensus tools.". Posted by I at 8:42 AM. Dig into Dugans Flickr Hacks. Google Beta Launch Lasts Four Hours?

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From the Frontlines of PR: Yuppiest Over-caffeinated Rant Ever

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006. Yuppiest Over-caffeinated Rant Ever. I have been resisting the urge to rant about Starbucks on this blog pretty much since I started writing here. It is mostly because my relationship with Starbucks makes me feel ashamed. It is like the bad girlfriend I cannot leave. (Apologies to my wife.). But it's not Starbucks' fault I'm a sell-out. As I said, everyday, I go to the same Starbucks and order the same drink at the same time. Despite this, and my personal knowledge of the n...

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From the Frontlines of PR: Ten Clicks for PR Kicks

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Tuesday, February 14, 2006. Ten Clicks for PR Kicks. Okay, so this blog fell silent for awhile there. Not surprisingly, the industry was able to hold itself together without my commentary. In fact, recent estimates place the number of PR bloggers at 350. That's a whole heck of a lot of flacks with an opinion. It's gotten to the point where you better have a few favorite PR bloggers whose opinions you've decided are most worthwhile or you'll spend your entire day trying to keep up. The Bad Pitch Blog.

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From the Frontlines of PR: August 2003

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Monday, August 04, 2003. Six Interviewing Strategies When Seeking Young PR Professionals. Http:/ www.ianlipner.com/frontlines4.htm. PR professionals entering the field in the past several years have experienced both the feast of the dot-com boom and the famine of the subsequent bust. And while hundreds of PR folk have gone from stock options to COBRA options, some might argue that on the whole the industry has benefited from the roller coaster ride. Posted by I at 11:33 PM. Ill Gladly Pay You Tuesday.

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From the Frontlines of PR: January 2004

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Monday, January 26, 2004. Helping Junior PR Execs Help Themselves With Media Relations. Http:/ www.ianlipner.com/frontlines7.htm. The Bcc field on an e-mail. A fax machine. A speed dialer. If the competent use of these three tools were all it takes to garner consistent media coverage about your organization or client, life would be easy. Well, perhaps not life for PR execs working in media relations, since we would be completely replaceable for a few hundred bucks. Posted by I at 11:37 PM.

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Ian’s Facebook Page. From the Frontlines of PR. The Prognosticators of America. I A N @ I A N L I P N E R . C O M. February 16, 2008, 10:11 pm. I’ve changed my front page. Comments Off on Changes. Blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com.

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1 Derived from the Latin quadrifurcus meaning 'four forked'. 2 a PR and communications intersection where ideas meet. June 21, 2007. MyRagan and YPRP Pitching contest. For the younger folks, there are eight (8) days left to enter the YoungPRPros pitch contest. Join YoungPRPros and craft your media pitch. This contest will be taking place on both YPRP and MyRagan - each with different prizes! On the YoungPRPros group on MyRagan. Kevin A. Barry. June 18, 2007. CPRS Calgary Lauds PR Excellence. EDMONTON, Ju...