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Interesting: The Ten Brands That Will Disappear In 2010 – 24/7 Wall St. http://247wallst.com/2009... (via @twttimes)
@BeckyMcCray Cool resource! I hadn't seen that list before.
@PRtini Does seem to be a perception that public relations is only media relations. Interesting. #journchat
PR: Building mutually beneficial relationships between orgs/publics #journchat
@missusP The very passionate discussion here demonstrates care, professionalism, standards :) #journchat
Q7 As blogger & PR writer, media relations, the story is the heart of all I do and love. Hybrid background brings that out. #journchat
Q7 My major was mostly journalism-based; Writing skills, newsroom experience, legal & media history all help so much. #journchat
@dawnriversbaker The for-profit business model of news blurs the civic role: Huge issue http://www.informaworld.com/smpp... (paid content) #journchat
@BrianManzullo Good point. But what do you think of sites like American Express Open Forum? #journchat
@MediaCollective Right, and journalism can happen via that tool but so can a lot of other things! #journchat
@journchat Interesting what journalism majors are pursuing after college. Trend is ad, mkt, PR I believe. #journchat
@missusP "While journalists do indeed publish information, not all information publishers are journalists" (Jane B. Singer) #journchat
@missusP RE Q4, use of blogs varies widely (professinal v popular), so that makes standards a sticky subject! #journchat
@missusP The professional use of blogs is a valuable and powerful part of our media environment, don't get me wrong! #journchat
@deegospel Definitely agree, but still stand by my point that a blog is a tool. Can be used in a professional capacity, sure! #journchat
@megmroberts Definitely! Took me some time to figure those out but they can definitely get you lots of traction!
@jasontspencer The media diet a converged media landscape enables is very interesting topic, for PR & Journ #journchat
@deegospel Yes, and blogs can rival the reach and power of MSM depending on the niche! #journchat
@nerissas What's interesting here is CNN syndicating blog content and how often it makes "top clicked" lists. #journchat
@MediaCollective True, but the distinction still matters. They're not mutually exclusive. So the question is of use, not format. #journchat
@journchat The only standards legally now are FTC, and the rules differ for bloggers v. journalists http://adage.coverleaf.com/adverti... #journchat
@journchat Q4 No. That's the problem/opportunity of blogging. Depends on how you see it! #journchat
@tsiles Definintely! Wow, must be a lot of ppl on the chat! 400 clicked on IPR study link! http://www.instituteforpr.org/digest_... #journchat
Q5 Testimonials is a point of research for me regarding FTC. #journchat
Q4 Important distinction: a blog is a communciations tool; journalism is a profession. Two very different things. #journchat
What will media relations look like in 10-20 years? Media Study from Institute for PR http://www.instituteforpr.org/digest_... #journchat
@annetteewf Didn't get to say hello today at the YWCA Women Who Care, but thanks for all you do! Lovely event and powerful story.
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