Tag Archives: Marshall McLuhan

Zapruder Nation

Posted on November 22, 2013 by Jason William Karpf

It is the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. The resultant reverence, pain and doubt have remained in the American psyche since November 22, 1963. It was a turning point for history, media and public relations. Media theorist Marshall … Continue reading →

Posted in Public Relations, Social Media | Tagged 1963, Abraham Zapruder, Dallas, Dealey Plaza, Jack Ruby, Jason Karpf, JFK Assassination, John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald, Marshall McLuhan, News Media, November 22, Public Relations, Social media, Walter Cronkite, Zapruder Film | 4 Comments

Liberte, Egalite, Technologie: Web 2.0 and Freedom

Posted on June 17, 2011 by Jason William Karpf

Social media has taken a prominent role in this year’s uprisings in the Middle East. In a post on my previous blog, I summarize social media use by opponents of Mubarak and Gadhafi and compare the communication efforts to those … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Ahmadinejad, Gadhafi, Internet in a suitcase, Jason Karpf, Liberation Technology, Marshall McLuhan, Mideast uprisings, Mubarak, Social media, The Medium is the Message | 1 Comment

Anthony Weiner: The Medium is the Mess

Posted on June 7, 2011 by Jason William Karpf

On Monday, June 6, Rep. Anthony Weiner admitted that he sent a revealing photo of himself to a woman on Twitter. The announcement followed more than a week of extensive media coverage of the photo along with Weiner’s early insistence … Continue reading →

Posted in Bad PR Examples, Public Relations, Social Media | Tagged Andrew Breitbart, Anthony Weiner, Facebook, Jason Karpf, Marshall McLuhan, Newton Minow, The Medium is the Message, Twitter, Vast Wasteland | 4 Comments

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