Meanwhile, here are some thoughts from Jim McClellan, of publish first, edit later who has also been musing on what the future directions of journalism education (cited on Martin Stabe's excellent blog, which should be required daily reading for journalism...
Read What should journalism education be about? (Links)
Yesterday I set up a Facebook group for EuroBlog2008, trying to build a community around the Brussels Symposium, Social media and the future of PR: New Ideas, New Research, New Business. I am delighted to see that it already has...
Read EuroBlog on Facebook (Links)
Imaginative and iconic architecture is a tried and trusted technique for putting a less fashionable location on the map. Here in the North East we have two brilliant examples in the Sage and the Angel of the North. Both may...
Read Let's build a (really) giant... elk (Links)
Two really valuable resources emerged this week, both of which should be particularly interesting to PR students. Richard Bailey and team have launched the online edition of Behind the Spin magazine with a first issue that looks at public affairs....
Read Valuable help for PR students (Links)
If someone we know were to be attacked we'd all want to do what we could to help. We might think that a reasonably well read weblog offered a useful platform for doing so. But would it be ethical? Stuart...
Read Is this Blog justice? (Links)
Only just seen this - but it's good (thanks Anne-Marie)...
Read The Break-up (Links)
Faced with a huge pile of marking the last thing I needed was to be pointed to an addictive game. Thanks to Liz Bridgen, I now have a detailed knowledge of Lufthansa's flight network.... Click here to play
Read Lufthansa: maps beat marking (Links)
Although blogging and other social media gained credibility with PR practitioners during 2006 there is still a clear need for supporters to produce compelling case studies. Our Delivering the New PR conferences inspired a great deal of debate and constant...
Read Passport to adventure: case study (Links)
This week's UKPG has a splendidly boisterous interview with Kelvin MacKenzie by Rob McGibbon. Following on from comments about Elton John, McGibbon asks: Do you have a sense of shame about untrue stories generally? Is there anything you feel bad...
Read Kelvin and the truth (Links)
Warsaw: Old town, Palace of Culture, Lazienki Park, the Uprising Museum (one of the best museums I have ever visited). And the Andrex dog. The music is Nokturn F op.15 Nr 1, from Chopin Impressions, by Leszek Mozdzer, featuring Tomasz...
Read Warsaw: The past - is today, only a bit further on (Links)
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