One of the most epic failures of social media use occurred this week when JP Morgan scheduled then cancelled a live Twitter Q&A.
Transparency is a good thing and social media is a great tool to build relationships and listen in on what others are saying about a company and its reputation.
We’re not sure how many more interviews we can read or watch leading up to the Super bowl because it’s hard to get anyone to actually answer the questions. However Coach Jim Harbaugh takes the non-response to a new art form.
Seeing Oprah and Lance Armstrong together reminds us that the latest celebrity apology tour is now underway. Despite the overwhelmingly negative response to his actions, the real question is: what’s the long term prognosis for Lance Armstrong’s resurrection?
It’s been several days since the first presidential debate.The polls reflect the “bump”, the candidates continue to duke it out, and the campaigns move on.
We’re not taking sides by saying a majority of Americans believe that Governor Romney was the debate winner.
The latest dust up in the presidential campaign revolves around a secretly recorded video clip of Mitt Romney during a “private’ campaign appearance.With almost 130 million smartphones in the USA, all the world’s a stage.
If you want entertainment and an example of a TV shouting match that does not advance understanding of an issue, John Lott’s recent interview on Piers Morgan Tonight [ full interview here] showcases why sometimes you may not be better off not going into media lion’s den. Read more
CommCore presented an interactive media training session this week at the 2012 Food Safety Summit at the Washington Convention Center. The workshop focused on how to create messages and sound bites that get quoted, how to prepare for any interview, and how to develop and maintain positive relationship with the media. Read more
In the news this week is another campus crisis. (click here) Fifteen students including three current football players at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth were arrested and charged with drug trafficking as a result of a police sting operation. Read more
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