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Blogger to Obama: Come to the Coast
Think-tank director urges first family to ditch northern vacation plans in hopes of a warmer reception down south
Posted July 16 by Robbie Byrd in Business of Business, Media, Public Relations
Gaining Altitude: Buffett, Obama and Blue Angels Help Battle Beach Perceptions
Battling perception is one of the hardest and most-costly PR campaigns out there. Especially if the perception you are dealing with is created from negative events that are ongoing or receive media focus.
Posted July 14 by William Younce in Business of Business, Technology, Public Relations
There's an App for That
There was a time when it was cool just to have a cell phone: back when they were just phones
Posted June 9 by Morgan Hall in Media, Technology, Mobile Marketing
Road Trips Rule, but how far is too far?
While summer leisure travel may be down, more households are planning at least one leisure trip this summer
Posted June 7 by William Younce in Business of Business, Media, Public Relations
100 Days of War Begins
Our coastal tourism industry prepares for this battle all year—and relies on its profits around the calendar, too
Posted June 2 by Thomas Fowlkes in Business of Business, Media, Public Relations
Advertising in Wonderland
Augmented reality has quickly made its way into the realm of branding
Posted May 27 by Danielle Tugwell in Media, Technology, Mobile Marketing
Of phones or country cousins, Kin isn't always smart
While it's still early to say, it looks like Microsoft's newest mobile offering would be a great phone—for 2004
Posted April 20 by Robbie Byrd in Media, Technology, Mobile Marketing
Size matters-especially when it comes to URLs
Sometimes, smaller is better. Case in point: the Internet.
Posted March 23 by Robbie Byrd in Business of Business, Media, Technology
Super Bowl - Venue for Football or Controversy?
Super Bowl's ad space has now become the playing field for a battle of issues
Posted February 18 by Thomas Fowlkes in Business of Business, Media, Public Relations
Big Brands Downsize, Little Guys Can Supersize
As big corporations cut back on advertising and public relations, smaller businesses are finding some opportunity to reap the benefits
