Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’
The Algorithm-Industrial-Complex and Me
This blog post originally appeared on the Communications Network website. It is another in our long partnership with the Network.
by Michael Remaley, HAMILL REMALEY breakthrough communications & Public Policy Communicators [...]
What We Learned: Evaluating New Media Effectiveness
The January 2011 meeting of Public Policy Communicators NYC focused on Evaluating New Media Effectiveness – What are the best ways to measure and track the impact of new media [...]
Next PPC Lunch: Evaluating New Media Effectiveness
We received lots of feedback from the Public Policy Communicators NYC group on what topics to cover next. And, while one topic came out on top, I was immensely happy [...]
What We Learned: Communications Integration
The September 2010 meeting of Public Policy Communicators NYC focused on “Communications Integration.” We examined what are some of the best methods and technologies to coordinate communications efforts so that [...]
Making Your Site a Safe Place for Dialogue
The best nonprofit and foundation websites are not just great at providing information to visitors but also allow key constituencies to discuss and contribute to the thinking presented on the [...]
What We Learned: Low-Cost Multi-Media
The January 2010 meeting of Public Policy Communicators NYC at the Ford Foundation had a great turn-out. As always, we started with half hour of informal networking meet-n-greet, and I [...]
If you’re going to Facebook for your organization…
For many nonprofits and foundations, Facebook may well be the wrong social media into which one might invest time and resources. But for some organizations that need to connect to [...]
“Story of Stuff” is Great Example of Using Low-Cost Multi-Media
My Mom’s husband posted the “Story of Stuff” video to his Facebook wall. I mention this because he isn’t a very active Facebooker, so if he “shares” something on the [...]