Edelman and Technorati Japan have released the results of a blogger survey (PDF, 37 pages) (press release), based on the same questionnaire used for the survey published in January 2006. It’s good to see that the limitations of the survey are clearly stated this time (the previous study had serious problems in this area). PS: [...]
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Wikipedia editors discussing PR firms participation – Rules of Engagement in Social Media Commons
The issue of PR firms’ involvement in editing Wikipedia entries for clients strikes again: the German newspaper Die Welt has recently published an article (original) featuring MyWikiBiz, a US company founded by Gregory Kohs, that is writing (for a fee) Wikipedia articles about companies. Mr. Kohs, who was editing the clients’ articles under the username [...]
The Institute for Public Relations is blogging
Starting a blog to “share and discuss research-based knowledge” in PR is a great way to open a new chapter in the activity of IPR, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. I really hope this is going to be an important step toward bridging the gap between PR practitioners and academia. Join the [...]