by amy mengel on February 28, 2010
I’ve spent the last year and a half reading and learning as much about social media as possible, going from a complete n00b with barely a Facebook profile to a recovering social media addict. I ravenously consumed blog posts about PR, communications and social media. But after awhile, a lot of the information begins to [...]
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by amy mengel on October 14, 2009
Here are the slides from the presentation I gave today to the Capital Region Chapter of PRSA:
PRSA: Reaching Stakeholders Through Social Media
View more presentations from amymengel.
Here are some links to content I referenced:
Mayo Clinic YouTube video of older couple playing piano
Volkswagen’s “The Fun Theory” with piano staircase video
Examples of corporate social media policies
Columbia CVB home [...]
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by amy mengel on May 12, 2009
It’s no secret that Lee Aase and the Mayo Clinic have embraced social media. Blogging, podcasting, YouTube… you name it and they’ve experimented with it, and in most cases been successful. I was fortunate enough to sit in on Lee’s session at the 2009 Ragan Corporate Communications Conference: “The $4 a week online newsroom and [...]
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by amy mengel on February 24, 2009
I don’t follow college basketball (people, I went to Georgia!) so I missed this story when it broke over the weekend. I heard the tail end of an ESPN radio show in the car that alluded to a dust-up between the University of Connecticut’s men’s basketball coach, Jim Calhoun, and freelance reporter Ken Krayeske. The [...]
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