I’m seeing a whole new arena now open up for us PR folks thanks to twitter with fake PR accounts. This is an interesting idea for citizen protests and something us PR pros need to think about and figure out how we would handle it if it happened to our client. [...]
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 I've spent my entire professional life as a television network publicity and corporate communications executive at such places as Fox, GSN and Lifetime TV. I get a rush dealing with live broadcasts, tight deadlines and press conferences. I think I enjoy my job so much because I love working with the press. In addition to all that, I enjoy being an industry blogger and a social media expert and leading my own consulting firm in Los Angeles.        
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Practical tips to ensure you will never be hacked. Do not have the same password on more than one account. I made the mistake of using one password for all my email accounts and a few others. So every account that had that same password was affected by the hacking. The hacker then got control of my email addresses on gmail, Verizon/Yahoo and Go Daddy and subsequently froze me out of each. Thank goodness I changed my online banking password just a week prior otherwise, the hacker would have had access to that. [...] At first blush, I tweeted that I thought the Google Super Bowl ad was a blah commercial. But, after much thought, I was in awe of its simplicity and how well it described its true function. The commercial was on point and perfectly described what it did and then some. For if you really think about it, how else would you describe Google other than its an amazing search engine. It’s made to search and search everything. Thus, this commercial was spot on. Perfect. It was true to its product and use. [...] |
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