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Let me cut through the press release crap. As of July 2010, I'm thrilled that Bryce Keane will make a monthly appearance on Waxing UnLyrical. Who is Bryce Keane? He's this really, really, REALLY smart dude I happened to come across on Twitter several months ago. I forget what the exact circumstances were, but I
Bryce Keane sits down with James Whatley of 1000heads to understand what the buzz around WOM or "word of mouth" is.
Candace Kuss and Marshall Manson, of Hill & Knowlton and Edelman respectively, discuss digital diplomacy and the differences between US and UK digital markets.
Taking a leaf out of Joe Hackman's thought-provoking post, here's why I blog. Why do you blog?
Since it's my birthday weekend, I departed from the usual Weekly Roundup to pull up 7 posts from Waxing UnLyrical you may not have seen. Hope you enjoy it!
Alex Talbott helped get social media efforts for the UK's National Health Service off the ground. What's important to him? Being a communicator of change.
Blogging is one of the best ways for PR professionals to better hone their craft. Here are 10 reasons why.
If you've been following Waxing UnLyrical regularly, you'll have noticed a slow but steady influx of guest bloggers. These include Narciso Tovar, Bryce Keane and... you'll have to read on to see who else is coming on board (as well as the tips). "Why guest bloggers?" you might ask. And you'd be well within your
Guest post by Bryce Keane Note I did not pay him to write any of the below, though I sure am grateful for it. I know you've all heard this one before. The Comms/PR person discussing the infinite merits of social media like it's the second coming. But bear with me. This is the story behind
Guest post by Bryce Keane I'm aware that it's now been more than a month since the World Cup ended, with Spain taking home their very first victory ever. And, in all fairness, I almost let this post go. Image: Axel Bührmann, Creative Commons But the truth is that there was something that really really