Inside PR#80 – Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Posted by Terry on October 10th, 2007
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This week on Inside PR, David and Terry talk about conflict resolution and mediation in public relations.
Show Notes
00:32 David introduces the show.
01:49 David talks about the Buffalo vs. Dallas game.
02:15 Terry and David discuss the difference between American and Canadian Thanksgiving.
02:50 Terry reminds listeners of upcoming Third Tuesday events: Toronto – October 15 (featuring Darren Barefoot), Ottawa – October 15 (featuring ‘Mommy Blogger’ Danielle Donders) and Vancouver – October 16 (featuring Joseph Thornley and David Jones).
03:45 Farewell to Chris Clarke, PR buddy. Hello Kyra Aylsworth, new producer of Inside PR.
06:20 David opens a discussion: Is the news release dead?
12:47 Comment from Doug Haslam from Topaz Partners.
15:40 David reads an email from Seneca Corporate Communications student, A.J. Welsh regarding the relevance of conflict resolution in public relations.
17:20 Discussion on the difference between practicing conflict resolution, mediation and crisis management in public relations.
28:35 PRoper English segment on the difference between ‘gamut’ and ‘gambit’.
31:05 Closing remarks.
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October 10th, 2007 » 13:28
Nice to see the show made it up. I can’t wait to listen…
October 11th, 2007 » 16:31
So is Chris Clarke’s departure the reason the show hasn’t had any ID3 tags for the last two episodes?
October 14th, 2007 » 16:19
Oops! Thanks Sallie, we’ll get the ID3 tags fixed up.
October 15th, 2007 » 12:37
#80 still isn’t showing up in iTunes. Is it you or is it me?
October 15th, 2007 » 22:39
Very strange. I received IPR 80 through iTunes no problem but you’re not the first to mention that 80 wasn’t there. We’ll check it out.
December 4th, 2007 » 14:00
I’ve recently discovered your podcasts, and as someone newly tossed into the world of PR, I am glad to find so many helpful topics! I am wondering if after this show was podcast you received any input regarding conflict resolution in PR? I would like to find out more about as it’s an area of great interest for me. Otherwise, I’d appreciate a chance to talk with A.J. and see if he had any luck…
Thanks!