There is a question that is being asked among public relations professionals and scholars when it comes to social media. It is about how do we find out exactly who are these individuals that are influential, and have their own capital with their online audiences, or otherwise known as social Read more…
There are business cards, and then there are business cards that you look at and say – wow! This is absolutely fabulous! Most of the time, I have seen traditional business cards that have the same information and really doesn’t showcase the overall personality or reputation of the individual that Read more…
Influence on social media is definitely a topic of conversation among public relations professionals. Some feel that it is just based on how many followers a person has, or how “popular” they are in certain circles. Others say that it is important to focus on the content of information they Read more…
Got publication? Well, now I do! 🙂 I just got word that the study that I worked on with some fabulous researchers just got published in the journal Media Psychology Review. The title of the study and journal article is “The rich get richer: Online and offline social connectivity predicts Read more…
One of the things that professors do in the classroom is give presentations – whether it is by using their own notes or relying on PowerPoint. I think that it all depends on the type of class – graduate classes usually do not use PowerPoints since it is more like Read more…