Coming Up PR, Episode 11- September 14, 2010
We’re back from summer hiatus! And there’s elevator music in the background!
(We’ll try to avoid that in the future.)
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1:50- Mike talks about his internship experience
5:00- Mike mentions Twitter Sheep – a neat site that displays a word cloud of a Twitter account’s folllowers
5:40- Mary brings up Klout – a service that calculates Twitter users’ influence
7:30- Mike reinforces the importance of learning about social media, because lots of people already in the industry don’t know that much about it
8:30- Cheryl talks about learning about social media yourself. It’s still so new that some college programs don’t cover it nearly enough
12:00- Mary discusses her experience with the digital practice at the agency she interned with.
14:45- Cheryl asks Mary who decides who will handle a client’s social media – the client or the agency?
16:07- Cheryl wants to know what new PR students are leaning towards: agency or client side? Let us know!
16:50- Mike asks Cheryl and Mary if they have any advice for those just starting school.
17:58- Mary closes the show.
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Great job guys, your podcast has helped a lot. I just started the Corporate Communications program at Seneca and they are bringing back a lot of the previous graduates from last year to talk to us about the success they have enjoyed and some of the challenges. I’m running out of original questions for them, so I was wondering looking back to last year, what was one question you wished you asked these former grads?
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