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When You Mess Up, Fess Up
By now, everyone knows the big news about New York congressman Anthony Weiner: he did, indeed, send out lewd pictures, and finally admitted what he had done after a week of denials.What took him so long?It was probably fear of what…
Social Media for Snails
Almost three years ago, I wrote a blog post called The New Chicago Tribune Sucks and guess what? They still do.I still have great relationships with many fine reporters and editors at the Tribune, so I don’t want to criticize them,…
Making a Mess of Your Law Firm
While law firms are considered a “conservative” professional service business, they seldom always represent conservative issues or at best, neutral ones. The law, like anything else, is politically charged. Think “liberal” ACLU attorneys versus “conservative” ADF lawyers. Which brings me to…
Something Smells at Pew Research Center
Here comes some news about news sources and how they are related to the trendiest news source, Twitter. According to an article published by Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, “Twitter appears at this point to play a relatively…
Public Relations Gone to Hell’s Angels: Where Were the Lawyers?
The lawyers say “keep a lid on it.” The public relations people say “transparency” is what wins in today’s online media world. I’m not sure this classic conflict will ever be fully resolved. However, I will say there is one…
Will Twitter Destroy the US Economy as We Know It?
When I think about added value, I think about how professional service businesses sell their services. After all, anyone can go online to complete their tax returns. Why spend the money with H&R Block or hire a CPA that costs…
Does God have a Sense of Humor?
Today’s Chicago Sun-Times has a wonderful story titled “Churches Using Humorous Signs to Spread Gospel.” It talks about how some pastors are putting signs outside their church with messages like, “Under same management for 2000 years,” and “Stop, drop and roll doesn’t…
Public Relations Liability, Lawyers, Cults, and Kool Aid
CBS News recently reported that a restaurant in Indiana decided to pull billboards with a cult reference to “Kool-Aid” that reminded people of the Jonestown Massacre which left 900 dead. While I have no idea of whether this restaurant consulted with their…
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