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"Wikipedia has always been a truth tool, " says Michael Fertik, founder of the online PR firm Reputation Defender.
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Kelsey Meyer is the Vice President of Digital Talent Agents, an online PR firm dedicated to helping entrepreneurs, universities, and corporate leaders establish themselves as thought leaders in their industries.
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He plans to invest more in growth areas: online agencies, social media firms and PR agencies, the main beneficiaries of the explosion of social media.
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Some airline customers may not be fragrant paragons of exquisite taste, but attacking them online is a public-relations (PR) disaster that raises the question of whether the two firms have done enough to educate staff about acceptable use of the internet.
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That means we all have to start thinking like PR reps about how we appear online.
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Why face the PR nightmare of an always-online system when most gamers (and non-gamers) will connect their system to their Wifi network and leave it connected?
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Michael Fertik owns ReputationDefender, a start-up company that helps individuals and companies manage their online reputation--essentially a Web-centric crisis PR firm.
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The online retail giant has doled out millions of dollars in fees for lobbyists, PR and other maneuvering to squelch the new law.
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Instead of answering online listings, she put together a letter describing her interest, and sent it to PR professionals at 40 colleges and universities in her area.
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Consider whether the PR staff for Hormel's bacon brands could better spend their time creating an online, regional and national event vehicle like the World Bacon Games--where they hand out medals made of delicious bacon--as opposed to pleading with food reporters to write glowing reviews about their products.
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