Corruption of digital discourse: what you need to know, why you should careDavid Kamerer
The online world is filled with fake reviews, Wikipedia entries written for hire, and blogs that fail to disclose free products and services. Because everyone is a communicator in the digital world, those who adhere to professional standards and codes of ethics are in the minority. As a result, the very channels that we as public relations professionals rely upon to do our work have been corrupted in profound ways. Get a revealing look at the scope of this corruption, what the law says, and what ethical public relations pros should do.
Upload Wichita presentation from Comm 626 Campaigns class, Fall 2008, taught by David Kamerer, PhD, APR. Team members: Adrian Webb, Tyler Hill, James Heier, Alex Huckins, Jeremy Lee
New advertising units - presentation at ACESDavid Kamerer
Banner ads - no one likes them, no one clicks on them. What are the alternatives in the digital space? Here's a look at native ads, influencer programs and affiliate programs.
Corruption of digital discourse: what you need to know, why you should careDavid Kamerer
The online world is filled with fake reviews, Wikipedia entries written for hire, and blogs that fail to disclose free products and services. Because everyone is a communicator in the digital world, those who adhere to professional standards and codes of ethics are in the minority. As a result, the very channels that we as public relations professionals rely upon to do our work have been corrupted in profound ways. Get a revealing look at the scope of this corruption, what the law says, and what ethical public relations pros should do.
Upload Wichita presentation from Comm 626 Campaigns class, Fall 2008, taught by David Kamerer, PhD, APR. Team members: Adrian Webb, Tyler Hill, James Heier, Alex Huckins, Jeremy Lee
New advertising units - presentation at ACESDavid Kamerer
Banner ads - no one likes them, no one clicks on them. What are the alternatives in the digital space? Here's a look at native ads, influencer programs and affiliate programs.
How to mash up Google Maps to create location-based interactive media. By Daniella Peting, student in School of Communication at Loyola University Chicago.
Final presentation for Sponsor Me campaign, conducted for IMC Campaigns, taught by David Kamerer, PhD, APR. Team members: Ashley Arbuckle, Dana Beitey, Katie Chrapkowski, Whitney Farley and Erin Lewis.
IMC Campaigns final presentation, Fall 2008, taught by David Kamerer, PhD, APR. Team members: Jennifer Regan, Kelli Davis, Allison Follin, Monica Salmeron, Callie Weber.
How to mash up Google Maps to create location-based interactive media. By Daniella Peting, student in School of Communication at Loyola University Chicago.
Final presentation for Sponsor Me campaign, conducted for IMC Campaigns, taught by David Kamerer, PhD, APR. Team members: Ashley Arbuckle, Dana Beitey, Katie Chrapkowski, Whitney Farley and Erin Lewis.
IMC Campaigns final presentation, Fall 2008, taught by David Kamerer, PhD, APR. Team members: Jennifer Regan, Kelli Davis, Allison Follin, Monica Salmeron, Callie Weber.
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