It may be obvious that I enjoy dressing up our logo for different holidays. Less obvious is the reality that I’m not the best at being decisive. I like to create lots of versions for each holiday. Usually I ask my coworkers to narrow down the options and choose from there.
But this month, after [...]
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George Takei is the best thing on Facebook.
It is true. Go check his page. I am not kidding. He is awesome. There is something about him, about the way he is using his Facebook page. It makes you want to gush about him.
A couple of months ago I [...]
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What goes better with birthday cupcakes than oblivion? Seriously, we’re asking you. At AM:PM PR, oblivion is the ice cream to our cake. Rather than candles, we like to blow out each others’ birthday wishes. Just in case you’re wondering, that isn’t a laugh track. This “We’re Better At PR” video was filmed in [...]
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If you haven’t yet learned from the messes The Susan G. Komen Foundation, Netflix, Bank of America, Verizon and now Burning Man have created for themselves, it’s time to wake up. I’m surprised to see organizations that have spent so much time building their [...]
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Nobody does it better. Well, mostly nobody. OK, so there are quite a few people who do it better. Octavius Wrathchilde might not be the greatest spy in the world, but fortunately for him, he’s well matched to his adversaries. Oh, and he mixes up a mean Facebook status update. Sit back, buckle the [...]
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If you A) live in or around Portland, B) use social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, and C) aren’t some kooky shut-in, chances are you’ve heard of PDX Pipeline. I follow them on Twitter, and it’s a great place to hear about upcoming concerts, food and beverage events, pro sports, film [...]
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Today is the strike against SOPA and PIPA. Many websites are blacking out and offering information about SOPA and PIPA and how to get in touch with your congressmen to tell them how you feel about this legislation. These bills would create Internet censorship laws more intrusive than Syria or China currently employ in their [...]
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Alexis Dane loves cats. Cam Clark pumps out the party jams. Family is of utmost importance to Pat McCormick, and his daughter, Allison didn’t fall far from the tree.
These are the things the new Facebook Timeline profile format tells me, and perhaps in the bigger [...]
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