Comments for Paul Dixon's PR blog http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com Comment & discussion from a PR practitioner in Beijing Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:11:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Cyber-squatter by Shigeru Komazuki http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2007/12/02/virtual-squatting/#comment-12 Shigeru Komazuki Sun, 16 Mar 2008 13:26:14 +0000 http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2007/12/02/virtual-squatting/#comment-12 I've just recognised that you moved your blog to this new place. I didn't think you had updated since last November. I've just checked all the articles since then. Anyways, I feel happy as I can learn a lot about PR and English language from your blog. Though it's a bit difficult for me, it's a good practice. I'm looking forward to your interesting posts;-) Gambatte, Shigeru I’ve just recognised that you moved your blog to this new place.
I didn’t think you had updated since last November.
I’ve just checked all the articles since then.
Anyways, I feel happy as I can learn a lot about PR and English language from your blog.
Though it’s a bit difficult for me, it’s a good practice.
I’m looking forward to your interesting posts;-)

Gambatte,
Shigeru

]]> Comment on About Me by Emma Whitaker http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/about/#comment-11 Emma Whitaker Sat, 15 Mar 2008 20:19:34 +0000 http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/about/#comment-11 Fantastic and insightful blog, Paul. You've developed a great writing style and a nose for news which will stand you in very good stead in your PR career! Well done, we are very proud of you. And happy birthday for tomorrow :-) Fantastic and insightful blog, Paul. You’ve developed a great writing style and a nose for news which will stand you in very good stead in your PR career! Well done, we are very proud of you.

And happy birthday for tomorrow :-)

]]> Comment on Beijing Olympics: Clooney sets Omega Alarm Bells Ringing by Sporadic Public Relations » Blog Archive » The double-edged sword of Olympic sponsorship http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2008/03/12/clooney-sets-omega%e2%80%99s-olympic-alarm-bells-ringing/#comment-10 Sporadic Public Relations » Blog Archive » The double-edged sword of Olympic sponsorship Sat, 15 Mar 2008 12:28:42 +0000 http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2008/03/12/clooney-sets-omega%e2%80%99s-olympic-alarm-bells-ringing/#comment-10 [...] quick response was smart and on-key; a fellow PR practitioner and colleague of mine praised Omega’s deft handling of the situation. But the need for such a response only goes to show the downside of being an [...] […] quick response was smart and on-key; a fellow PR practitioner and colleague of mine praised Omega’s deft handling of the situation. But the need for such a response only goes to show the downside of being an […]

]]> Comment on About Me by Takako Okamoto http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/about/#comment-5 Takako Okamoto Mon, 04 Feb 2008 23:25:25 +0000 http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/about/#comment-5 dear Paul, Good to see you on the internet! I've heard about your blogs from Kaneko sensei. Very interesting to know how things are going in China. Wishing that the Olympic games be held "successfully". Take care! dear Paul,
Good to see you on the internet!
I’ve heard about your blogs from Kaneko sensei.
Very interesting to know how things are going in China.
Wishing that the Olympic games be held “successfully”.
Take care!

]]> Comment on Scouts: We’re PRepared by paulprdixon http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2008/01/14/be-prepared/#comment-4 paulprdixon Mon, 21 Jan 2008 06:53:56 +0000 http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2008/01/14/be-prepared/#comment-4 Hi Heather, Thanks for mentioning my piece. "What is news?", I was speaking about this with a colleague just the other day. Yes, a fair good proportion of 'news' must come with the 'story' that is relevant to the kind of readership. Working in PR, it's our job to find these angles for clients to gain coverage. Whether it is coming from The Sun Newspaper or CNN, a popular term they use is: 'Today's Top Stories'. Adults like to be spoon-fed stories, with nice pictures and characters, just like when we were children. Social Media allows to escape these values and write what we want - if an audience finds us, even better. Cheers. Hi Heather,

Thanks for mentioning my piece. “What is news?”, I was speaking about this with a colleague just the other day. Yes, a fair good proportion of ‘news’ must come with the ’story’ that is relevant to the kind of readership. Working in PR, it’s our job to find these angles for clients to gain coverage.

Whether it is coming from The Sun Newspaper or CNN, a popular term they use is: ‘Today’s Top Stories’. Adults like to be spoon-fed stories, with nice pictures and characters, just like when we were children.

Social Media allows to escape these values and write what we want - if an audience finds us, even better.

Cheers.

]]> Comment on Scouts: We’re PRepared by Who knows what is news? « Heather Yaxley - Greenbanana views of public relations and more http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2008/01/14/be-prepared/#comment-3 Who knows what is news? « Heather Yaxley - Greenbanana views of public relations and more Fri, 18 Jan 2008 12:32:06 +0000 http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/2008/01/14/be-prepared/#comment-3 [...] Loyalist PR, Paul Dixon and Neville Hobson, I’m not convinced that the badge will encourage Scouts to pursue a career [...] […] Loyalist PR, Paul Dixon and Neville Hobson, I’m not convinced that the badge will encourage Scouts to pursue a career […]

]]> Comment on About Me by Alyssa Poblador http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/about/#comment-2 Alyssa Poblador Thu, 13 Dec 2007 17:02:37 +0000 http://paulprdixon.blogvis.com/about/#comment-2 Paul, Have read the blogs, have viewed the photos. Wonderful. Very proud of you. Paul,

Have read the blogs, have viewed the photos. Wonderful. Very proud of you.

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