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Rozhovor s Michalem Donathem, generálním ředitelem Donath Business & Media
VĚŘÍM NEJVÍC NA PŘÍMOU KOMUNIKACI „Klienti k nám chodí, protože ví, že máme odvahu se za ně postavit“ Michal Donath začal pracovat v oboru public relations v roce 1991 jako generální ředitel agentury Burson-Marsteller. V polovině roku 1998 převzal pražskou kancelář BM a založil společnost Donath-Burson-Marsteller. Od ledna 2011 změnila firma název na Donath Business & Media. Během své kariéry [...]
Drama v Bostonu ukázalo sílu i slabiny sociálních sítí. Omyly ovlivnily světová média
Bostonské drama ukázalo, jak rychle se dnes šíří informace prostřednictvím sociálních sítí. Při prohledávání čtvrti Watertown museli policisté na Twitteru prosit uživatele, ať neprozrazují jejich aktuální polohu. Občas se ale uživatelé zmýlí a chyba se bleskově dostane až do médií.
Channels of Communication in the Czech Republic
“Nothing special,” is the typical Czech’s answer to the simple, all-time question, “How are you?” But why is this so? Has everything in the Czech Republic gone horribly awry?
Jumping Off the Cliff
The history of humankind is full of stories of people who risked it all for a chance to reach the stars
7 Easy steps to effective strategic planning
Without a plan, marketing, PR public statements or promotion usually lack focus and could actually work against fulfillment of an organization’s overall business objectives
An Authenticity Mandate: Business Communication in the Digital Era
Communication: “The imparting or exchanging of information or news.”
PR sins and what to do about them
A series of recent experiences showed me that sometimes a PR representative is paradoxically the biggest barrier in promoting an organization
Why Are Social Media Exploiting the Presidential Race?
They want to position themselves as the place to go to for people who want to talk about politics
Today Yesterday: 5 Vintage Visions for the Future of Technology
Instapaper circa 1981, or what medical wonderlands have to do with making cash entirely obsolete
Winning, Duh: Sheen Tops TV Premiere Week’s Social Media Power List
The premier week for the fall TV season brought a plethora of new shows, all elbowing for our attention as their creators, advertisers, and networks wait nervously to see which ones catch on and which are destined for the dustbin of cancellation
On Performative Internet Memes: Planking, Owling, & Stocking
All around the world, friends are taking pictures of each other doing strange stunts and posting them on the internet. What exactly are we doing -socially- when we engage in performative internet memes?
Media Depiction of Trans People
Media depictions of trans people (almost entirely produced by non-trans individuals) tend to be fascinated by bodies
Can YouTube’s Founders Defeat Filter Failure With Delicious?
Two Internet entrepreneurs are hunting the Great White Whale of the web, the problem that results from following hundreds of people on Twitter, reading dozens of blogs, keeping 15 browser tabs open at a time and participating in social media from Facebook to Google+: There’s just too much data coming in for the human mind to process
Prosuming Identity Online
Many have long argued that identity is the result of both (1) performative work on the part of the individual as well as (2) the influence of society with all of its history, structures, institutions, norms and so on
Smile Like You Mean It: You Could Make Someone’s Day
Two of Us is like Chat Roulette for smile snapshots—you upload a smile and get a stranger’s smile in exchange
