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NYC Waterfalls August 29th, 2008 by Liz Dewhurst   NYC Waterfalls In the sizzling hot heat of the summertime, what better way for a city that prides itself on art and culture, than to create a temporary art exhibition of waterfalls around the city?   The temporary installations are dotted around Manhattan and Brooklyn, with cruises running each day, every 30 mins.

So we’ve held off on posting about Friendfeed for several months.  As adoption has slowly increased, we have started to warm up to it.  While it may be too soon to ditch Twitter and throw all your efforts into Friendfeed, it can be a great tool to add to your arsenal.  Today, socialTNT takes a look

A few days ago, I told you all about the AMC series Mad Men using Twitter to connect with fans through the show's fictional characters. Now, it seems AMC was not behind this brilliant social media marketing and, in a stunning display of stupidity, issued a take-down notice to Twitter.

The Financial Times brings news that the Building Dept. of the City of Mesa, AZ. has posted on its website some of the first photos of Wal-Mart’s new “Marketside” stores. The stores signal a departure for Wal-Mart, as they are significantly smaller than the retailer’s traditional format and designed to compete head-to-head with UK retailer Tesco’s “Fresh and Easy” markets.

Manchester PR Girl Hits Madison Avenue… August 26th, 2008 by Liz Dewhurst   Spending the whole of August living in New York City, working at one of the world’s most talented agencies – TBWA\Chiat\Day, and still getting paid. Not a bad position to be in.

One of the fun things about Social Media is that you can blur the lines between reality and fiction. A great example is the Twitter outreach from the characters on AMC's brilliant show, Mad Men. All of the main characters: Don, Joan, Paul, sneaky, smarmy little Pete, Peggy, and Sal ... etc.

Please allow me to do my due diligence. These awards are truly significant. Your participation will, with the receipt of an award, add luster and - even better - share your work with a large interested audience. I hope you will both consider submitting your work for an award and consider joining the Society for New Communication Research.

The New World Order Interactive Real Estate Business Training Program is about instructing real estate agents as to how to unlock the entrepreneurial power of running and benefiting from a successful real estate business. Running a successful “business” is way beyond getting listings and prospecting.

PR NEWSWIRE has trotted out its Disclosure Advisory Board (DAB) to say that they do not see companies changing their disclosure practices any time soon in response to the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) recent guidance for company websites.

Two weeks ago, Ruby Tuesday (RT) staged a mock demolition to drive the point home that the restaurant chain was changing. But the demolition, which was a big hit on YouTube, judging by this long list of people who filmed it, actually showed another chain restaurant being blown up, prompting the company to issue what has to be one of the oddest press releases ever.