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Share Photo courtesy of acf_windy on Flickr When we first posted about the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) blackout protest scheduled for January 23, we had no idea that Wikipedia and Reddit (which had planned a January 18 blackout protest) would persuade other sites to join their effort yesterday. According to the Los Angeles Times, more [...] January 19th, 2012 | Tags: communications, communicators, Congress, Facebook, Google, internet, Internet blackout, lawsuits, legislation, news, offline, online protest, Paypal, PR, Protect IP Act, public relations, social media, SOPA, Stop Online Piracy Act, Twitter, websites, World Wide Web, YouTube | Categories: Integrated Media Services, Online Marketing, Strategic Planning
One comment | Share: Share Flickr photo courtesy of Redjar While I may not be able to foresee the future, my media savvy crystal ball is suggesting that Monday, January 23, 2012, will be a dark day for communicators. If you haven’t heard the troubling news already, Google, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Paypal and other major Internet mainstays will be staging a “blackout” on January [...] January 17th, 2012 | Tags: Adele, communications, communicators, Congress, Facebook, Google, internet, Internet blackout, January 23, lawsuits, legislation, news, offline, online protest, Paypal, PR, Protect IP Act, public relations, social media, SOPA, Stop Online Piracy Act, Twitter, websites, World Wide Web, YouTube | Categories: Integrated Media Services, Online Marketing, Strategic Planning
Leave a comment | Share: Share What is a congressional caucus? Is it that piece of road kill you had to avoid when driving to work this morning? No — that’s a carcass. Some people might think that it’s the capital of Venezuela. No — that would be Caracas. If you’re thinking that it’s that town in Jersey that you’re [...] November 30th, 2010 | Tags: caucus, Congress, congressional caucus, House Democratic Caucus, House Republican Conference, legislation, policy, Policy Communications, policymakers, Senate Democratic Caucus, Senate Republican Conference | Categories: Policy Communications
Leave a comment | Share: Share I love watching TED videos. They always feature interesting guest speakers from different industries and professions who share innovative ideas and discuss unusual topics. Recently, TED released a video from CD Baby founder and entrepreneur Derek Sivers‘ talk in February. His brief lecture centered on the leadership lessons we could learn from the video [...] April 19th, 2010 | Tags: advocacy, Alliance Building, call to action, coalition building, Congress, Derek Sivers, influential marketing blog, legislation, Obama, partnership, policy change, Policy Communications, policy movement, policy reform, policy revolution, policymakers, PR, public relations, rohit bhargava, social media optimization, TED | Categories: Alliance Building, Policy Communications, Strategic Planning
Leave a comment | Share: Share This month, Senators Kerry, Lieberman and Graham will be releasing a new version of the climate change bill. This will be the third iteration of the climate change legislation – the most reviewed version being the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act (CEJAPA) – to enter committee review in the U.S. Senate in [...] March 12th, 2010 | Tags: ACES, advocacy, bill, CapitolAdvantage, CEJAPA, Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest, climate bill, climate change, CLPI, Congress, feed readers, Google Alerts, Google Reader, grassroots advocacy, Joe Lieberman, John Kerry, legislation, Library of Congress, Lindsey Graham, lobbying, Media Relations, news alerts, non-profit lobbying, OpenCongress, policy, Policy Communications, RSS feed readers, RSS feeds, THOMAS, Yahoo Alerts | Categories: Integrated Media Services, Media Relations, Policy Communications, Strategic Planning
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