From the monthly archives: March 2011
Happy fifth birthday Twitter! Five years ago, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey sent out a 140-character or less viral sentence leading to what would become an Internet phenomenon (www.mashable.com). The tweet simply consisted of “just setting up my twttr” – little did he know that first tweet would summersault into more than 100 million tweets a [...]
Prior to the digital age, newspapers, magazines and TV broadcasts were our only choices for consuming the news. With the evolution into a tech-savvy world of news built around the Internet, mobilization for both tablets and smartphones, Twitter, Quora and other social platforms, how we digest and share news is up to the individual.
At [...]
388,717 people tweeted about the Oscars this year. Were you one of them? Events no longer maintain exclusivity now that the digital world exists. Twitter, a hotbed of activity when it comes to fans sharing thoughts, replays action and creates interaction among attendees – both virtual and on-site.
Social technology has led a [...]
Never underestimate the power of networking. 57% of survey participants in a HotJobs poll stated that networking was a factor in landing their most recent job. Networking is key to furthering your career regardless of whether you’re starting out and looking for a job or simply hoping to discover more about your chosen field. That [...]
Las Vegas, long known as the place for quality entertainment and grown-up fun will be the site of this year’s PRSA Western District Conference April 27-29, 2011 at The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino. And, unlike the old saying “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas”, this year’s conference attendees should to take all that they [...]
This final interview from the February 16 PRSA Colorado luncheon, PRSA Colorado’s Media Roundtable: Uncovering the Secrets of Today’s Changing Newsrooms, is with Vicky Collins, a freelance television producer.
We hear from 5280‘s Patrick Doyle in this penultimate video from the February 16 PRSA Colorado luncheon, PRSA Colorado’s Media Roundtable: Uncovering the Secrets of Today’s Changing Newsrooms.
Meet the Denver Post‘s Daniel Petty. Recorded at the February 16 PRSA Colorado luncheon, PRSA Colorado’s Media Roundtable: Uncovering the Secrets of Today’s Changing Newsrooms.
Continuing our series of interviews from the February 16 PRSA Colorado luncheon PRSA Colorado’s Media Roundtable: Uncovering the Secrets of Today’s Changing Newsrooms, here’s Patricia Calhoun from Westword.
More words of advice from the February 16 PRSA Colorado luncheon, PRSA Colorado’s Media Roundtable: Uncovering the Secrets of Today’s Changing Newsrooms. This interview is with KOA Radio’s Kathy Walker.
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