http://escherman.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/bbc-tech-correspondent-rory-cellan-jones-a-case-study-for-the-death-of-the-journalist-background-briefing-document/ Andrew Bruce Smith of escherman on technology PR. And George Orwell. Mostly. Sat, 19 Dec 2009 03:25:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://escherman.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/bbc-tech-correspondent-rory-cellan-jones-a-case-study-for-the-death-of-the-journalist-background-briefing-document/#comment-666 Using Tweetdeck as a public relations dashboard « In Front Of Your Nose Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:04:33 +0000 http://escherman.wordpress.com/?p=396#comment-666 [...] also had some real value for me personally as a PR tool (see previous posts on Rory Cellan-Jones and getting on the front page of the [...] [...] also had some real value for me personally as a PR tool (see previous posts on Rory Cellan-Jones and getting on the front page of the [...]

]]> http://escherman.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/bbc-tech-correspondent-rory-cellan-jones-a-case-study-for-the-death-of-the-journalist-background-briefing-document/#comment-546 Jeff Wed, 09 Jul 2008 20:22:03 +0000 http://escherman.wordpress.com/?p=396#comment-546 Interesting prediction. Do you think that most PR clients would want to wade through the bevy of information found through links on a Web page about a journalist. E.g., posts on the journalist's main blog and perhaps mini blogs on their social networking pages, dozens of Tweets, etc. Or might they appreciate links to those pages PLUS a summary for the harried clients (and which one aren't?)? If so, this alternative begins to resemble a simple update to the ol' briefing book. Interesting prediction. Do you think that most PR clients would want to wade through the bevy of information found through links on a Web page about a journalist. E.g., posts on the journalist’s main blog and perhaps mini blogs on their social networking pages, dozens of Tweets, etc. Or might they appreciate links to those pages PLUS a summary for the harried clients (and which one aren’t?)? If so, this alternative begins to resemble a simple update to the ol’ briefing book.

]]> http://escherman.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/bbc-tech-correspondent-rory-cellan-jones-a-case-study-for-the-death-of-the-journalist-background-briefing-document/#comment-412 PR Twitter Stalker Trust Customers Parliament « Nick Reynolds At Work Tue, 22 Apr 2008 12:33:51 +0000 http://escherman.wordpress.com/?p=396#comment-412 [...] Rory Cellan Jones is being stalked on Twitter. Or is it just a press officer? [...] [...] Rory Cellan Jones is being stalked on Twitter. Or is it just a press officer? [...]

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