She said... Employee Newsletters are Great Investments... When I started my position at Certilman Balin almost 18 years ago, I sat at an empty desk. It was my job to create my job. One of the first things I did was to create a newsletter to foster internal communications. I would write simple updates and send [...]
By Bill Krol Q: What’s a pronoun? A: A noun that’s lost its amateur status. Rimshot. Sorry. A pronoun is a set of words that can be used in place of other words. Without them, we are left with sentences that are inelegant at best: The zombies were on the rampage for more brains, so [...]
Rockville Centre resident and Hofstra professor Kara Alaimo has written a book titled Pitch, Tweet, or Engage on the Street: How to Practice Global Public Relations and Strategic Communication that was published by Routledge in August. The book offers a modern guide on practicing public relations and strategic communication around the globe. Drawing upon interviews with public [...]
By Cassandra Rowan In today’s world of constantly evolving technology, it’s no surprise that social media companies are working to one-up each other to stay relevant. A common trend across most platforms is the development of live streaming video. What is live streaming? Video live streaming is broadcasting video in real time. No editing. No re-do. You simply choose [...]
The PRPLI Summer 2016 Newsletter is here! Click to read / download:
Media That’s Truly Social . . . I like this organization’s website redesign. It’s welcoming, and it gives each of us an opportunity to write something about ourselves, and as a result, to learn more about each other. Very often the only impression we have of our peers is the face that is presented in [...]
By Williams Ekinam Software like idealware (idealware.org) which offers comprehensive resources and guides. Second, select a fundraising software that offers many of the functionalities that will maximize your success, such as custom-branded buttons like “Donate” and “Thank you,” as well as recurring donations capabilities, among others. Heather Mansfield, a nonprofit researcher and publisher, in her [...]
Pei-Sze Cheng is an Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist for WNBC TV (NBC 4 New York). She first joined the station in 2005 as a general assignment reporter and has covered some of New York’s biggest stories such as Hurricane Sandy (known unofficially as “Superstorm Sandy”) and the Sandy Hook school shooting.
