RepChatter: New Podcast on Social Media Measurement

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New Podcast on Social Media Measurement

RepChatter is proud to host the first installment of Ed Moed's and Sam Ford's new podcast on social media and measurement. This podcast will also be available on Ed's Measuring Up blog and on PepperDigital's blog.

In the inaugural episode, Ed and Sam discuss brand building and social media surrounding politics, how we can look at politics as business, and why that analogy doesn’t work. We hope you enjoy.

To play the show now, click the blue arrow icon below. To save to iTunes or other Mp3 software, right click the link and "save target as."

TOTAL LENGTH: 40:51 Download Politics.mp3

October 28, 2008 | Permalink

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Welcome to RepChatter, a semi-monthly podcast hosted by Steve "RepMan" Cody and Deb Brown. Each RepChatter show will focus on breaking news items concerning individuals and institutions whose reputations are being threatened by real or imagined misdeeds. We'll do our best to dissect the issues at hand from a public relations perspective and offer insights into how these individuals and organizations should be responding.

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