Friday, September 18, 2009
It's Follow Friday!
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There's a tradition in the Twitter community (doesn't it sound odd to say "tradition" about something so relatively young?) in which, every Friday, users share their recommendations for interesting people/organizations to "follow;" it's called "Follow Friday". I've found some great resources through Follow Friday recommendations, so thought I'd provide my PR-related recommendations here, in case you aren't using Twitter but might if you could see its potential first-hand.
So... here's my PR-specific top five Follow Friday list (in alphabetical order):
@ereleases - Twitter feed from Mickey Kennedy, Baltimore-based writer of the PR Fuel blog; he provides great links to PR-related stories and resources as well as original articles of interest.
@KarenRussell - Karen Russell is a PR professor at the University of Georgia, and Editor of Journal of Public Relations Research. She regularly provides links to items of interest in both mainstream and social media; on her blog, she provides a weekly list of the most interesting PR-related items she's seen on the Web.
@mashable - Mashable is often cited as a leading authority on all things "social media;" the site's Twitter profile is managed by its CEO, Pete Cashmore. It provides timely updates on social media issues and news.
@PRSarahEvans - Sarah Evans is a Chicago-based PR consultant; she provides great PR-related links and generates excellent discussion between PR-types and journalist-types through Twitter.
@publicityguru - written by Bill Stoller, PR veteran and editor/founder of the "Free Publicity Newsletter." He provides interesting links to PR (often, publicity) in the news.
And then, of course, there's always me.
See you in the Twitterverse!
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Thanks for all the suggestions for #ff much appreciated. I just love it when you come across great people to follow.
ReplyDeleteIn my fantasy life, I would marry Pete Cashmore and become the Queen of Social Media.
ReplyDeleteOn a related note, Mike Brown from our class 2 informed me it's 'Talk Like a Pirate Day' Saturday. There's no technology involved except maybe if you throw in Pirates of the Caribbean while dressed in pirate finery.
ReplyDeleteWeird, but true.
http://chicagoist.com/2009/09/17/walk_the_plank_on_talk_like_a_pirat.php
Lambchop has a great song called, "National Talk Like a Pirate Day."
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