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Tag Archives: smartphones
Transportation Communication: Giving thanks
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
Wasting time on the company dime? Build a social strategy for internal audiences
How much time to do you spend on Facebook? How about Twitter? As a communications professional, probably quite a bit of time. According to Facebook’s IPO filing earlier this year, the average Facebook user spends more than 12 minutes a … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Social Media
Tagged communications, ComScore, Facebook, Google, improving morale, LinkedIn, Pinterest, smartphones, Social media, social-media, technology, Twitter, YouTube, Youtube.com
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Content is king: Anytime, anywhere, any device
I love sports and read sports news several times a day. So it is probably not a surprise that a USA Today sports story, “Pac-12 Conference networks come with big money at stake,” caught my eye. Actually, it was one … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Mobile communications, Social Media
Tagged content marketing, Facebook, internet, smartphones, Social media, State DOTs, technology, Twitter, YouTube
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Communication pros describe barriers to innovation
As we celebrate the beginning of 2012, the new year brings with it some age-old headaches for state department of transportation staffs trying to successfully roll out social media programs. I’m sure other state and local governments face similar challenges, … Continue reading