Tag Archives: cell phones

Transportation Communication: Giving thanks

Posted on November 21, 2012 by Lloyd Brown

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, let’s take a moment and recognize a few things for which we in the business of transportation communication should give thanks. Technology – In the late 1990s, I was new to government public relations, having … Continue reading →

Posted in Communications, Measurement, Social Media | Tagged Arizona, Business, cell phones, Communication, Marketing and Advertising, Measurement, Outreach, public engagement, Public relations, smartphones, Social media, technology, transportation, Twitter | Leave a comment

Mobile apps for government: Three questions to get you moving

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Lloyd Brown

One person’s waste is another person’s gold. Take my neighbor, for instance. He moved an old barbecue to the curb a few months ago. I was more than happy to roll it to my house and give it to a … Continue reading →

Posted in Mobile communications, Research | Tagged Android, App Store (iOS), cell phones, Citizens Against Government Waste, IOS, iPhone, Mobile application development, State DOTs, Windows 8 | Leave a comment

Why is Twitter so popular with transportation communicators?

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Lloyd Brown

Last July, AASHTO asked state DOT communication officers to complete a brief survey about how states are using social media in their communication efforts. While we are beyond calling these tools “new media” they remain new enough that tracking their … Continue reading →

Posted in Mobile communications, Social Media | Tagged cell phones, Facebook, mobile, Social media, State DOTs, transportation, Twitter, Youtube.com | 5 Comments

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