Tewspaper Is Not the Future of Newspapers, Right?
So there’s this new online newspaper that has no reporters, no editors, no fact-checkers and no advertising salespeople. Local versions […]
Online Ethics: Beware the Fake Blogger Blogging About Counterfeiting
It’s not the first, and it likely will not be the last time a corporation breaks the unwritten rules of blogging to make the medium serve its business ends.
All the President’s Fish
Former President Bush, left, with Florida Keys guide George Wood displays the big tarpon that Bush caught and released near […]
Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?
We quickly learned that much of the southern half of Florida was experiencing a massive blackout, due to a problem at Florida Power & Light’s Turkey Point power plant.
From Hack to Flack and Back Again
When I made the big leap from magazine editor to public relations executive lo, those many years ago, it was […]
Just Try to Ignore the Elephant on the Beach
Before Miami and Miami Beach became year-round vacation destinations, resort operators made strong efforts to boost off-season bookings. The late […]
Beware the Lone Random Question
Hotel managers try to educate themselves as much as they can about their property’s products and services. They seem to […]
Tying a New Knot — The PR Merit Badge
It was 1972 and I was one merit badge shy of becoming an Eagle Scout, the Boy Scout’s highest rank […]
What’s Ahead for PR in 2008?
At the start of the new year, we thought it might be interesting to see what some of our PR […]
New Year’s Eve in Key West
“Dad, I’m going to spend New Year’s Eve watching an acorn drop here in Raleigh,” Alan said. “And you’re going to be in Key West watching a drag queen drop!”
