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legal

Job hunting: From the ‘Anything you can do…’ department

by Lee Hopkins on February 18, 2010 · View Comments

in PR, adelaide, legal, marketing, strategy, tools

Watch Natascha’s group page to see each step of the Fnucky employment saga unfold

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Is there a risk in having a Social Media ‘Star’?

by Lee Hopkins on October 5, 2009 · View Comments

in PR, Second Life & 3D virtual worlds, blogging, customer service, ethics, housekeeping, legal, marketing, micro-blogging, podcasting, tools, videoblog

what happens when your ‘star’ is poached by a competitor and becomes their ‘star’?

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Why truth, trust and transparency really do matter

by Lee Hopkins on March 5, 2009

in PR, ethics, legal, marketing

Courtesy of a Jeremiah Owyang tweet comes an article from Valleywag on a digital witch hunt at one US car maker that went horrifically wrong. Tee hee.. Absolutely riveting reading (apologies for the metal fabrication pun) and a damn good laugh. Well, he always wanted to be a poster boy — now he is.

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Free speech, online communication and the law

by Lee Hopkins on February 20, 2009

in Victorian bushfires, legal, politics

So rather than keep fracturing the conversation, please whip over to Laurel’s latest post on this all, “Australia: David Galbally Vs Social Media”

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Why antiquated law(yers) must go

by Lee Hopkins on February 18, 2009

in Victorian bushfires, ethics, legal, politics, public speaking

Marvel again at the ludicrousness of Galbally’s emotion-driven argument. Sheer and utter nonsense. The genie is out of the bottle, ol’ boy, and it ain’t going back in…

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Senior Communicators need Responsibility AND Authority

by Lee Hopkins on May 18, 2008

in PR, customer service, ethics, legal, marketing, politics, public speaking, tools

G’day! Thanks for returning!
The most recent fiasco in the long-running saga of the trams in Adelaide (I won’t bore you with the details, save that they are too few and don’t seem to like rain) has brought me to the point of frustration.
There seem to be two issues here: one of ‘Responsibility’ and one [...]

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