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Myrtleford murder mystery
It sounds like the remains of missing Myrtleford toddler Daniel Thomas may have been found today after human bones were discovered under a house in the North East Victorian town. Daniel went missing in October 2003. The house is the … Continue reading
Fitzroy and the Queen
I mentioned in the previous post the Queen attended a match between Fitzroy and Richmond in 1970. The Lions defeated the reigning premiers in that game.
Rapleaf reputation lookup
I came across Rapleaf tonight. It’s an online reputation lookup service. Rapleaf’s goal is “to make it more profitable to be ethical”. The rationale: “Building a positive reputation is necessary in making the world a better place. Prove your trustworthiness … Continue reading
Topics: PR, public-relations, social-networking, society, Technology, web-2.0
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Letters to the editor
I had an interesting email from a communications consultant wanting feedback on letters to the editor. He wrote: I’m currently engaged on research into the effectiveness of “letters to the editor” published in national and local newspapers in Australia. I … Continue reading
Topics: Australia, journalism, media, PR, public-relations
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If I ruled a country …
This is one of those five-question blog prompts. I first saw it on Synaptoman. The starting assumption is that you are the absolute ruler of a prosperous, stable country without any immediate threats, no poverty or unemployment. That means I … Continue reading
Media management: be open
I have been working in the media industry for 20 years. I had 13 years as a reporter, editor and manager, then a five-year interlude in public relations before returning to newspapers early last year as editor of the Kalgoorlie … Continue reading
Topics: journalism, Kalgoorlie, media, PR, public-relations, Western-Australia
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