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August Roundup: Corporate crises, social media and odd missives

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• September 03, 2008
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In case you missed them, here’s a roundup of our blog posts from August:

Francis:

Aug. 8: Something very strange came in the mail …
Aug. 11: Ottawa has the best coffee (machine) in the world
Aug. 15: Robert Scoble touches the elephant
Aug. 18: Test your vocabulary, feed the world
Aug. 20: “If you persevere long enough…”
Aug. 25: Bloggers: To pitch or not to pitch…
Aug. 26: Great post on Maple Leaf’s crisis communications
Aug. 29: Zoom was the unofficial airline of inmedia PR

Danny:

Aug. 11: Are you ready to execute a PR program?
Aug. 25: Getting a return on analyst briefings

Leo:

Aug. 5: Laying claim to social media
Aug. 7: Where are all those eyes coming from?
Aug. 13: Even dead horses can learn new tricks
Aug. 14: The social graces of social media
Aug. 19: You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry
Aug. 21: Don’t worry, be happy
Aug. 28: Finding time to blow off some steam

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July Roundup: Good tips, bad slips and farewell to Linda

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• August 05, 2008
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In case you missed these posts the first time around, here’s a recap of everything we published in July.

Linda:
July 3: Blogging about blogging
July 9: A post for the word nerds
July 11: iPhone frenzy!
July 18: How times have changed
July 21: Marketing to different age groups
July 25: Home is where the workplace is
July 25: Everyone needs an editor (reprise)
July 29: How not to make a big PR splash
July 31: Over and out

Danny:
July 2: Keep on keeping on
July 9: Be proactive, but be visible
July 16: Media monitoring – can you really get it all?
July 23: Keeping your cool in the summer

Francis:
July 8: I wanna be on Page 1 tomorrow
July 11: Welcome to Post Number 250!
July 15: What internet advertising needs to do

Leo:
July 10: PR insights from the wise and otherwise
July 16: Community manager: A job title or a state of mind?
July 22: If the telegram is still around, then …
July 23: Test drilling and mining the network
July 24: Mediums for the message
July 28: Just the facts … no, these facts
July 31: Oh, the sweet serenity of white space

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Everyone needs an editor (reprise)

• Posted by inmedia
• July 25, 2008
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Again, proof positive that everyone needs an editor. This is a good Friday afternoon chuckle if ever there was one. Enjoy.

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June Roundup: Brevity, sales and social media

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• July 02, 2008
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In case you missed any of these posts the first time around, here’s a recap of everything we published in June.

Francis:
June 11: The interview’s never over…
June 24: The best earbud ever and outstanding customer service, too

Linda:
June 5: When it comes to pitching, brevity is the soul of wit
June 10: Where to focus your PR efforts
June 13: Revisiting a few recent posts…
June 18: The ‘hurry up and wait’ game
June 27: Those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer

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Show me the money

• Posted by inmedia
• June 11, 2008
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itWorldCanada has a useful piece today about sources of funding for technology research and development. I was hoping it would point to some novel sources but it focuses on the two usual suspects, the National Research Council’s Industrial Research Assistance Program and the Scientific Research and Experimental Development tax credit scheme administered by Canada Revenue Agency. Still, it’s a helpful review of what kind of company and project qualify, and it presents some strong testimonials to the merits of the programs.

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