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How I Got Bruce Springsteen to Follow Me On Twitter
By Jeremy Mullman, Friday, January 13 2012 in POV
What the World's Largest Fake Springsteen Twitter Feed Says About Social Media Comments
The Greatest Press Release Ever Written
By Jeremy Mullman, Thursday, August 25 2011 in POV
I don’t mean to brag, but last month, I wrote and distributed what may be the greatest press release ever written. Comments
Doing Good and Selling Well Aren’t Mutually Exclusive
By Jennifer Lange, Wednesday, July 20 2011 in POV
"Corporate America doesn’t do personal passion well.” That assessment from Minneapolis-based writer and hip-hop artist Dessa lodged itself in my mind at a panel discussion on social innovation and community exchange Comments
In Ignoring Cannes, PR Shops Keep Focus Where It Belongs: On Clients
By Jeremy Mullman, Tuesday, June 28 2011 in POV
This week’s Advertising Age contains a number of dispatches from Cannes, and among them is a rather concerned-sounding piece Comments
Red Cross Burns Facebook Photos, Raises Awareness
By Jeremy Mullman, Wednesday, March 9 2011 in Uncategorized
With people increasingly treating their Facebook pages as their online homes, the American Red Cross (a Pro Bono Dig client) is betting that torching their most precious virtual belongings Comments
Free Advice for Jay Cutler
By Jeremy Mullman, Tuesday, January 25 2011 in Free Advice
RE: Your public-relations crisis Comments
