Posts Tagged ‘Social Networks’
How Many Communications Trends are on Your List?
This is another in the series of joint posts with The Communications Network. It originally appeared on that site.
The communications world has changed tremendously over the past five years. There’s [...]
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 [...]
What Communicators Can Learn from Lady Gaga
You know we always like to mix it up at PPC-NYC. We’re serious about public policy, but we also keep our eyes and ears trained on pop culture and stay [...]
Insights into How to Use Social Media
Yesterday I participated in a thought-provoking and valuable webinar hosted by the Communications Network and produced by the Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN), session leaders Holly Ross, Executive Director of NTEN, and [...]
Is Social Networking Turning Us into a “Culture of Reaction Without Action”?
The Books of the Times (NYTimes) has a review of a new book from Jaron Lanier titled “You Are Not A Gadget: A Manifesto” that I found insightful, 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 [...]
Free Webinar on Making the Most of Social Media
If you are a member of The Communications Network, there is a free webinar coming up that you might want to check out. Comnet is teaming up with the Nonprofit [...]
NYTimes “Year in Ideas” Disappoints
I am a huge fan of The New York Times and its Sunday Magazine’s annual “Year in Ideas” issue. I look forward to it every year and spend hours reading [...]