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Every generation assumes it has been handed the world’s problems because the one that preceded it didn’t quite master the agenda. In the rebellious 1960s, the baby boomers demonstrated noisily against established powers and ideas. But in the case of today’s energetic and engaged 20-somethings—the Real-Time Generation—I think assuming responsibility isn’t as much about disappointment in prior leadership (although there’s certainly cause for that) as it is about the power of the new tools. Thanks to the [...]

Originally posted on eurorscgpr.com/blog.
In the world of high-end editorial fashion, print magazines are revered and respected for their wit, honesty and credibility—and probably the most highly so is Vogue, with Anna Wintour at the helm. But despite the editor’s and the magazine’s reputation, it couldn’t avoid editorial layoffs late last year. Vogue was just one among several Condé Nast publications that lost staff members (the company also folded Cookie and the stalwart Gourmet in 2009).
Still, the fashion industry is largely [...]

I’ve worked with bloggers for some time now, and I even discuss work with them during off-hours so I can constantly improve on my strategies. One thing I’ve noticed that many bloggers have in common: pet peeves having to do with PR professionals. Some are so common they shouldn’t even be occurring, but our industry will always have those who choose to not evolve. So here, gleaned from my research, is a list of eight PR pet peeves:
8. Proofreading, or [...]

There is more being written about social media than any other marketing topic today. And with good reason: Social media has turned out to be a powerful determinant of a brand’s success.
Before a company ventures into the social media arena, however, it pays to take a look at what others before them have done in the space. Recently, I did a study on the social media strategies of organisations and found that they were using them at four key levels:
1. [...]