More audio comments for IPR 11
Posted by David on June 14th, 2006
Mitch Joel and his thoughts on educating PR students on social media
Tac Anderson on our challenges with the comment line and his feelings that all PR pros should be blogging
David Phillips on the evolution of the Web and its impact on communications
(Select which comment you want to play from the links below by hitting “Play Now” and then hit play on the flash player.)
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June 15th, 2006 » 08:51
Very “think-outside-the-box” David. You have my thumb’s up. As someone who told you at the front end to please keep Inside PR short (or I wouldn’t listen on a regular basis), I quite like the idea of keeping each edition focused on that day’s agenda, and allowing the listener (OK, community member) to “super-size” (or not) the core offering with supplemental listening (or reading, for that matter) material.
Much more targeted for today’s time-starved practitioner.
Cheers,
Judy
June 15th, 2006 » 09:16
If there’s one person who I thought this would appeal to, it was you. Your thoughts on the optimal length being 20 minutes still haunt me as the show has crept up to double that on a couple of occassions. Thanks for your comment.
June 15th, 2006 » 09:39
Well, thank you, muchly, for the extra consideration. Ideally, my opinion re: optimal length is shared by the majority of your listeners. (As you know, social media guru, Amy Gahran, recently posted something about best practices, including length.)
Rest assured, the Phantom of Inside PR won’t haunt you, no matter what format Terry and you decide upon (too funny). More importantly, I promise not to sing….
Keep up the great work.
June 16th, 2006 » 06:21
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