Comments for Council of Public Relations Firms http://prfirms.org The Voice of PR Firms Wed, 23 May 2012 07:16:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on Member Blogs by Top Pr Agencies London | london solicitors, lawyers in london, lawyers solicitors london http://prfirms.org/blog/member-blogs#comment-60821 Top Pr Agencies London | london solicitors, lawyers in london, lawyers solicitors london Wed, 23 May 2012 07:16:46 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?page_id=867#comment-60821 [...] Outdoor Advertising Association of America, the top three companies advertising ... Read Article Small PR agencies Still Stand Tall : Boutiques Rely On ...Of the top 100 PR agencies identified by ...:25%;" alt="Top Pr Agencies London Images" title="Top Pr Agencies London Images" [...] [...] Outdoor Advertising Association of America, the top three companies advertising … Read Article Small PR agencies Still Stand Tall : Boutiques Rely On …Of the top 100 PR agencies identified by …:25%;" alt="Top Pr Agencies London Images" title="Top Pr Agencies London Images" [...]

]]> Comment on Firm Voice Authors by Top Pr Agencies London | london solicitors, lawyers in london, lawyers solicitors london http://prfirms.org/blog/authors#comment-60820 Top Pr Agencies London | london solicitors, lawyers in london, lawyers solicitors london Wed, 23 May 2012 07:15:37 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?page_id=1690#comment-60820 [...] Outdoor Advertising Association of America, the top three companies advertising ... Read Article Small PR agencies Still Stand Tall : Boutiques Rely On ...Of the top 100 PR agencies identified by ...:25%;" alt="Top Pr Agencies London Images" title="Top Pr Agencies London Images" [...] [...] Outdoor Advertising Association of America, the top three companies advertising … Read Article Small PR agencies Still Stand Tall : Boutiques Rely On …Of the top 100 PR agencies identified by …:25%;" alt="Top Pr Agencies London Images" title="Top Pr Agencies London Images" [...]

]]> Comment on Data Storytelling: The Art and Science of Social Media Metrics by henrik dresboll http://prfirms.org/voice/2012/data-storytelling-the-art-and-science-of-social-media-metrics#comment-60255 henrik dresboll Sat, 19 May 2012 08:42:04 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=5494#comment-60255 Dear Crystalyn, Great post. I will be looking forward to follow you on this subject. Actual I am working on a project of mapping KPI in immersive storyworlds by talking with people from LA, NYC and San Francisco. Maybe I can meet you next time in NYC? I will be there in october? Looking forward to your respons, All the best from Denmark. Henrik Dear Crystalyn,

Great post. I will be looking forward to follow you on this subject. Actual I am working on a project of mapping KPI in immersive storyworlds by talking with people from LA, NYC and San Francisco. Maybe I can meet you next time in NYC? I will be there in october?

Looking forward to your respons,

All the best from Denmark. Henrik

]]> Comment on A Test of Time – A Reason to Celebrate by A Test of Time - A Reason to Celebrate | Hypertext http://prfirms.org/voice/2011/a-test-of-time-a-reason-to-celebrate#comment-59293 A Test of Time - A Reason to Celebrate | Hypertext Sat, 12 May 2012 21:31:23 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=4400#comment-59293 [...] note: This post originally posted on the Council of PR Firms’ blog, Firm Voice. Comments 0 [...] [...] note: This post originally posted on the Council of PR Firms’ blog, Firm Voice. Comments 0 [...]

]]> Comment on Developing An Outside Game—Engineering Tomorrow’s Virtual Workforce by Engineering Tomorrow's Virtual Workforce | Ken's Views http://prfirms.org/voice/2012/developing-an-outside-game%e2%80%94engineering-tomorrow%e2%80%99s-virtual-workforce#comment-57897 Engineering Tomorrow's Virtual Workforce | Ken's Views Thu, 03 May 2012 14:28:21 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=5324#comment-57897 [...] Developing An Outside Game–Engineering Tomorrow’s Virtual Workforce [...] [...] Developing An Outside Game–Engineering Tomorrow’s Virtual Workforce [...]

]]> Comment on Content is King – Or, Why We Started Our Own Content Marketing Firm by Ronn Torossian http://prfirms.org/voice/2012/content-is-king-%e2%80%93-or-why-we-started-our-own-content-marketing-firm#comment-57293 Ronn Torossian Sun, 29 Apr 2012 23:43:09 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=5175#comment-57293 Great post right on. Great post right on.

]]> Comment on Developing An Outside Game—Engineering Tomorrow’s Virtual Workforce by John Mallen http://prfirms.org/voice/2012/developing-an-outside-game%e2%80%94engineering-tomorrow%e2%80%99s-virtual-workforce#comment-57041 John Mallen Fri, 27 Apr 2012 21:35:29 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=5324#comment-57041 Excellent post. We are not only bringing together virutal teams for our projects, but increasingly being asked to join virtual teams assembled by other agencies. I am very interested in learning what technologies are supporting this trend, especially those that enable collaborative team work. Excellent post. We are not only bringing together virutal teams for our projects, but increasingly being asked to join virtual teams assembled by other agencies. I am very interested in learning what technologies are supporting this trend, especially those that enable collaborative team work.

]]> Comment on The X Factor—Reflections on Female Entrepreneurship in Public Relations by Jules Zunich http://prfirms.org/voice/2012/the-x-factor%e2%80%94reflections-on-female-entrepreneurship-in-public-relations#comment-55483 Jules Zunich Wed, 18 Apr 2012 20:28:22 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=5285#comment-55483 Mentoring is mentioned twice, but it is an area that I feel is still lacking in PR. Maybe women are so busy running their firms that they forget once they get to the top? Innovation is great, but sharing the knowledge is key. Mentoring is mentioned twice, but it is an area that I feel is still lacking in PR. Maybe women are so busy running their firms that they forget once they get to the top? Innovation is great, but sharing the knowledge is key.

]]> Comment on The X Factor—Reflections on Female Entrepreneurship in Public Relations by steven cody http://prfirms.org/voice/2012/the-x-factor%e2%80%94reflections-on-female-entrepreneurship-in-public-relations#comment-55461 steven cody Wed, 18 Apr 2012 18:12:57 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=5285#comment-55461 Great article as always, Kathy. And, I congratulate each of the women profiled in your column. I think you raised a critical issue near the end that needs an entirely different column devoted to it. And, that's the dearth of men entering our profession. I believe it's a major crisis in the making that will undermine our industry's ability to compete in the future (i.e. how will a predominately white, predominately female industry convince clients it can communicate with an increasingly diverse population?). I'd love to hear what other leaders think. Great article as always, Kathy. And, I congratulate each of the women profiled in your column. I think you raised a critical issue near the end that needs an entirely different column devoted to it. And, that’s the dearth of men entering our profession. I believe it’s a major crisis in the making that will undermine our industry’s ability to compete in the future (i.e. how will a predominately white, predominately female industry convince clients it can communicate with an increasingly diverse population?). I’d love to hear what other leaders think.

]]> Comment on Communications-Driven Management Consulting: Changing the Stakes by SJK http://prfirms.org/voice/2012/communications-driven-management-consulting-changing-the-stakes#comment-54648 SJK Sat, 14 Apr 2012 01:39:46 +0000 http://prfirms.org/?p=5262#comment-54648 Thanks for such a good post. Some of us have been building strategic communications models for organizations for years. It's always the "PR" people who are hardest to convince that it's worth doing. The engineers and finance folks love systems thinking because it's the way they have always worked. Thanks for such a good post. Some of us have been building strategic communications models for organizations for years. It’s always the “PR” people who are hardest to convince that it’s worth doing. The engineers and finance folks love systems thinking because it’s the way they have always worked.

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