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Watching Church and State Slide Down the Slippery Slope

Social Media Strategery

I’ve even had publishers call me directly and tell me they keep editorial and advertising departments separate, but if I bought an ad, he’d “talk with the editor and make sure we got a story in there for you.” Pay for journalism so the media isn’t forced to rely on brand dollars to survive. Call out lazy, biased reporting.

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PR Pros: Start Thinking Bigger Before It’s Too Late

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Now that brands can pay to secure native content in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and the Wall Street Journal that achieves similar (if not better) statistics as traditional editorial content, the value proposition of a PR pro has to change.

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The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same | Social Media.

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It’s also been grabbing all the headlines – in the New York Times , the Wall Street Journal , Wired , and myriad others. It’s also been grabbing all the headlines – in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Wired, and myriad others. tags: government2.0) [.] link] Ari Herzog Agreed.

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Recovering from a Social Media Mistake

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On Friday, the NextGen Journal published an article titled " Why Every Social Media Manager Should be Under 25" by Cathryn Sloane. You've written posts for NextGen Journal and USA Today. Last Friday, you published a very controversial post that angered a lot of people (and understandably so).

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Your Best Content May Be Right Under Your Nose

Social Media Strategery

Brands are making the same mistake that newspapers and other media publishers have made. Analytics and algorithms have emerged as key weapons in capitalism’s brawl with journalism across the web. This has led to media publishers cutting journalistic staff in favor of algorithms that optimize their web content based on clicks.

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