A ‘comments’ alert

If you start finding comments to your posts coming from further afield, you can probably thank long-time PR bloggers like Joe Thornley and Bob DeDrew. In the last 24 hours, both practitioners have referred to your student blogs that are coming to life.

Check out Thornley’s Pro PR post at: http://www.propr.ca/index.php/2008/advice-to-the-class-of-08-blogging-is-an-essential-for-new-pr-practitioners/

and Bob Ledrew’s FlackLife post at http://flacklife.blogspot.com/2008/01/students-in-public-relations.html

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Classroom twitter

Now that we’ve looked at micro-blogging, do any of you in the class have Twitter accounts? If so, what is your typical tweet content?

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Yet another grad profile on the program blog

Natasha Carr’s profile of Paul Keable, Vice President of the Consumers Wellness Division at the Manning Selvage & Lee PR firm, is up on the program blog.

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Another profile on the program blog

Rhonda’s profile of Nadia Radovini — one of our grads working at Sunnybrook Health Sciences — can now be found at http://centpr.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/health-communications-a-grads-perspective/

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Classmates’ blog posts

Although your individual blogs won’t start cropping up for a week or two, some students in the class will have postings on the program’s blog, starting today with Karin Archer’s profile about graduate Catherine Patterson. Check it out on The Word. On deck are profiles by Rhonda and Natasha. 

  

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