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The PR and news blog of Stern and Company.
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very good
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From Edward G. Hollett, the Persuader.
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very good
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PR, marketing, communications, and Potomac area technology by Alice Marshall of Presto Vivace, Inc.
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very good
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Perspicacious perspectives from Chen PR.
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very good
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The International Association of Online Communicators (IAOC) was created by online communicators and is focused exclusively on serving those who practice and teach online communications.
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very good
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Because your reputation matters!
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very good
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Daily entries on public relations and communications ideas and trends.
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very good
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Mike Manuel dissects tech PR and social media marketing.
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very good
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A MomentiNet publication and yet another MomentiMedia project.
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very good
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Thoughts about non-profit & social services PR.
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very good
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Thoughts on marketing, communications, and public relations.
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very good
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A Fish Named Freddy is a blog dedicated to all things marketing, public relations, advertising and customer service.
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very good
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Levick Strategic Communications’ Bulletproof Blog, authored by thought leaders from the top crisis firm in America, offers insights and analysis on the most pressing communications issues facing corporations, countries, and interest groups today.
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very good
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a blog about the effect of first impressions on customer experience
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very good
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Organic PR is the only way to succeed in the fast evolving social media world and Nigel Morgan, journalist turned PR, blogs regularly on examples of best practice, worst practice and life through a PR lens!
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very good
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My name is Scott Baradell. I have a consulting firm in Dallas that I co-own with my lovely wife. It's called the Idea Grove. I write the Media Orchard blog and run the Spin Thicket community site. From over publicized celebrities to craven politicos; if i
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very good
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Blog about online publicity and public relations.
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very good
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Improve your customer experience to improve the bottom line!
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very good
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Paul Gillin, David Strom, and their guests discuss media trends that PR pros should know.
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very good
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Marketing and public relations.
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very good
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David Tebbutt on (mainly) human and environmental aspects of computing plus a bit of human communication too.
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very good
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Some random thoughts from Tim Dyson, the CEO of Next Fifteen. Next Fifteen is the parent company of Silicon Valley's most powerful PR firms, Bite Communications, OutCast Communications, and Text 100. They're also parent to some of Europe's hot PR agencies
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very good
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Press releases for Public Company Management Corporation.
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very good
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Customer service perspectives of a seasoned consultant with a passion for Moments of Truth, customer touch points, and bringing the customer inside the organization, because a sharper customer focus produces a sharper competitive edge.
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very good
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This weblog attempts to shine a brighter light on the subtle role public relations plays in politics, popular culture, journalism, business/finance, entertainment, consumer marketing, and sports.
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very good
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India PR Blog is the leading public relations site in India and ranks among the top 25 PR blogs in the world. It is written by a team of PR professionals and journalists from a cross section of organizations and provides PR resources, tips, discussions
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very good
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Rise up! With Phenix public relations: Blogging & other social media campaigns for PR Firms
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very good
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Newswire for the Natural & Organic Industry
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very good
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John Cass, a marketer, writes about corporate blogging, PR, marketing, social media, and the Internet.
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very good
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The learning curve of a budding PR professional.
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very good
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