Bio
In May 1996, I joined Jackson Wells Communications (later Jackson Wells Morris) as a principal consultant (later becoming a partner). I left the firm in November 2007, to become a part-time independent consultant while I completed a doctorate in politics (awarded in October 2012) at the University of Sydney. I now have an association with Wells Haslem.
I started blogging in 2003 (on the blogger platform, moving to my current typepad location in February 2004).
In November 2004, I participated in Dave Winer's Bloggercon event at Stanford University (see photo). In 2005, I initiated, and helped co-ordinate, Global PR Blog Week 2.0.
Partly because of its longevity, this continues to be one of the better known PR blogs.
Recent posts
Australian political parties find success with social media
Social media, diversity and media regulation - an unsolved policy problem
Social media newsrooms in large Australian companies
Too revealing? The days of big Facebook maybe numbered.
Links to other sources
Older Posts
Social media booklet (2008) - bit old now
Blogroll
Lee Hopkins @leehopkins - Adelaide-based phd student, expert communicator and good guy
mUmBRELLA - @mumbrella - if you're interested in the comings and goings of Oz media, PR and advertising - this is the place
Steve Rubel @steverubel - New York-based (Yankees fan) whose made an impressive career out of social media in the corporate world, currently a guru with Edelman PR
Paull Young - @paullyoung an Australian guy making it big in the PR and social media worlds of NYC
Neville Hobson @jangles - UK based communicator, co-produces a great podcast For Immediate Release with US based Shel Holtz
Tom Murphy - a long-running blog by a smart and sensible Irish PR guy
Mediagazer - an aggregator of news about the media business
Pressthink - @jayrosen_nyu Jay Rosen, New York media academic and expert in online journalism
Dave Winer - @davewiner - simply indispensible
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