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Stowe Boyd posted an item responding to the citation of a Telecom Express survey cited by the BBC, but says, “I will continue to contend that more American are finding information on the Internet more credible than conventional media sources. It looks like TV and print journalism are falling dramatically in their credibility.”

Stowe may want to revisit that conclusion.

The Telecom Express item…

Before we get rolling on this, let me state unequivocally that I fully endorse the the conversation. People who know me know that I have advocated loud and long for company leaders and employees to blog, to join the conversation, to do so candidly as human beings and not institutions. I have lauded companies that do so and criticized companies…

I had removed this post initially because Dominic Jones—whom I still think is one of the more knowledgeable IR people I’ve ever read—told me I was making a fool of myself by posting it. I didn’t want this blog to be the source of inaccurate information.

From the standpoint of the current regulation, though, Dominic (in a comment to this post) wrote, “For what…

In the interest of accuracy, I have removed an item I posted last night that cited several passages from Reg FD. I’m sure it can be found in a cache, but if it’s inaccurate, I don’t want it here suggesting otherwise. I posted the item in an attempt to clarify rules about disclosure. I carefully read the regulation and did my best to cite the…

I like Edelman. I really do. I like Richard and think he’s a smart guy who understands the social media landscape. I like the people I know who work there. I like some of them a lot. But it seems that the hits just keep on coming for the world’s largest independent PR agency. Business 2.0 has just unveiled its 101 Dumbest…

In a comment to the social media press release post, the always thoughtful Jay Rosen makes this point:

...it is unwise (meaning self-deceptive) for corporate PR people to call themselves a ???profession.??? A profession gains a cetain amount of autonomy due to widespread respect for a body of knowledge the professional commands.  Absent those two things, the term ???professional??? loses substantive meaning and…

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