May 2005

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I am about to publish my first book on PR.

I am quite excited with the idea and wanted to share it with all of you.

Also, I believe it is a complete book that could help students from all over the world to better understand what PR is about and put hands on it asap.
It goes from how to write a press release to how to use videogames as PR Tools.

It stresses the necessity for the industry to clearly demonstrate the value of PR in front of other communications efforts.

Well, it is difficult to be brief with a 460+ book!

I will try to find an editor to publish it in English.
It would be a dream to present it in Auburn. What do you think?

Robert is endorsing it! And I am very proud that he does.

I have a microsite to promote it (in Spanish, sorry), where you could have a taste of it (soon!):
http://octaviorojas.en.eresmas.com/librorrppini.html

Would love to hear your thoughts!

Various publications in Portland, Oregon have recently chronicled the intriguing relationship between Nathaniel Clevenger, CEO of 3 Public Communications, and the Portland Development Commission. If you are so inclined, you can read the Oregonian article on it here.

More interesting, however, is the “debate” that has been raging for the past 24 hours on Portland Communique, a local blog. In my ever so humble opinion, this is an excellent example of how NOT to handle PR, particularly when dealing with bloggers.

Warning: There is a touch of inappropriate language in there, so I apologize in advance if it offends anyone.

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