Simon Collister & Associates
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London, United Kingdom United Kingdom
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www.simoncollister.com
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Consultant and academic with a traditional and digital media background. Experience working with world’s largest agencies across corporate, consumer, public sector and political clients. Strong academic record with publications covering online political communications, digital culture and digital research methods. Founder Member of Chartered Institute of Public Relation‘s Social Media Advisory Panel. Excellent network of PR and media professionals and media, digital politics and communications academics.
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social media public relations media pr assemblages activism campaigning edemocracy algorithms marketing leeds metropolitan university higher education academy hea digital pr london college of communication leeds met assemblage theory; framing theory mediated power; mediation; power; sedtc networks third sector southampton solent charities framing research hybrid media networked media assemblage theory framing trends cipr crisis communications social summer crisis management ciprsm arab+spring manueldelanda paulo+freire #egypt danmcquillan paulofreire delanda dan+mcquillan manuel+delanda arabspring twitter social change activist conservative party conservatives lib dems labour party royal holloway university online monitoring manuel castells liberal democrats political behaviour political communications uk social media club third thursdday isle of man public.policy politics
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Politics, eDemocracy & Public Policy

14 years ago • 959 Views

The role of online monitoring in influencing political behaviour: an exploratory survey of UK political parties

14 years ago • 1504 Views

Twitter Training for Activists

13 years ago • 3393 Views

Assemblages of Resistance: new media, old technology and the Egyptian Uprising

12 years ago • 946 Views

CIPR Cymru | Managing a social media crisis

12 years ago • 569 Views

Social Media & PR: View from the Bridge

11 years ago • 460 Views

Frames-as-assemblages: Theorising Frames in Contemporary Media Networks

11 years ago • 737 Views

Networked Campaigning in the Third Sector

11 years ago • 723 Views

Leeds Met HEA Workshop

10 years ago • 2107 Views

Convergence, Computation and Continuity: Challenges for PR in the 21st Century

9 years ago • 5512 Views

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Building Community at Amnesty UK

fionamclaren • 13 years ago
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London, United Kingdom United Kingdom
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Advertising / Marketing / PR
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www.simoncollister.com
About
Consultant and academic with a traditional and digital media background. Experience working with world’s largest agencies across corporate, consumer, public sector and political clients. Strong academic record with publications covering online political communications, digital culture and digital research methods. Founder Member of Chartered Institute of Public Relation‘s Social Media Advisory Panel. Excellent network of PR and media professionals and media, digital politics and communications academics.
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social media public relations media pr assemblages activism campaigning edemocracy algorithms marketing leeds metropolitan university higher education academy hea digital pr london college of communication leeds met assemblage theory; framing theory mediated power; mediation; power; sedtc networks third sector southampton solent charities framing research hybrid media networked media assemblage theory framing trends cipr crisis communications social summer crisis management ciprsm arab+spring manueldelanda paulo+freire #egypt danmcquillan paulofreire delanda dan+mcquillan manuel+delanda arabspring twitter social change activist conservative party conservatives lib dems labour party royal holloway university online monitoring manuel castells liberal democrats political behaviour political communications uk social media club third thursdday isle of man public.policy politics
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