There has been a consistent discussion among public relations professionals – both in academia and in practice – about the use of info graphics. Infographics are graphic representations that showcase data, evidence, and information in a visual manner. Many businesses have created these on various topics such as Mashable, JESS3, Read more…
We are seeing an evolution to not only social media within crisis communications, but these new mediums are adding an additional layer of information for users to review information and share/curate to others involved. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7B5k_8QrnM[/youtube] Augmented reality technologies have been around for a while now, and they are probably one Read more…
I am amazed with how fast this year has gone by – it just seemed like yesterday I was just about to defend my dissertation at the University of Tennessee and accepted my current position at the University of Louisville. As of today, I have officially completed my first year Read more…
Here is what I am reading today: combining your business and personal reputations? “…As the PhoneDog lawsuit demonstrates, that’s a major consideration. If your profession involves communicating with the public, then your Twitter following will be taken into account by future employers. Apparently, that’s worth quite a lot: the $340,000 Read more…
The evolution of the professor and scholar in the academic community continues to adapt to the growing expectations and changes we are seeing presently. We have to conduct research in our areas of expertise, teaching various courses within our discipline, and mentor the future generation of young scholars. I had Read more…