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Category Archives: Web Content
Involuntary Transparency 2014
Four years ago, I blogged about the concept of involuntary transparency, coined in a Forbes article on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. It amounts to the age-old act of leaking confidential information, amplified by digital technology that immortalizes damning content, facilitates … Continue reading
Posted in Bad PR Examples, Social Media, Web Content
Tagged Amy Pascal, Daniel Ellsberg, Donald Sterling, Edward Snowden, Jason Karpf, Jennifer Lawrence, Julian Assange, Kim Jong-un, North Korea, Pentagon Papers, Ray Rice, Sony Hacking, Sony Pictures, Stephen Collins, The Interview, WikiLeaks
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Do-It-Yourself Media Mogul News Release
Congratulations! You’re a media mogul. (Surprised?) Find below a do-it-yourself news release that explains this major announcement. Fill in the blanks with your information and enjoy mogul-dom! NEWS RELEASE: [Fill in name of your organization or yourself] Announced as Media … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media, Web Content
Tagged Jason Karpf, Media Mogul, Social media, User-Generated Content, Web 2.0
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The Arab Spring Becomes the Chinese Summer
In the “Arab Spring,” people in the Middle East have used social media to counter autocrats. A similar scenario is unfolding in China as an increasingly wired citizenry circumvents government-controlled media and information releases. The July 23 collision of two … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Web Content
Tagged Arab Spring, Blogs, China Bullet Train Crash, Jason Karpf, Microblogs, SARS, Sina Weibo, SMS, Social media, Tank Man, text messaging, Tiananmen Square, Weibos, Xiamen protest
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