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Cherish your inner Geek

I was discussing with some colleagues the relative merits of the social media and search dashboard products of a variety of suppliers yesterday (IBM, Adobe, WebTrends and ComScore since you ask) and I was reminded how geeky PR has become. When I started in journalism I was given an Imperial typewriter so old and stiff it was agony to use and we typed onto newsprint which was delivered to the subs and the setters by a tube and air system. The sub used red pen, the type was hot set and the building shook a little at lunch time as the presses started to rumble.

Don Draper sells the Facebook timeline

Genius little movie from Eric Leist. Video after the jump.

Haka flash mob

My office is on this junction on the 19th floor from which I witnessed this yesterday. Much better than your standard boring flash mob.

Sino-Forest: Guest post from Charles Lankester

The free-fall of China’s Sino-Forest (TRE: CO) share price this month provides valuable insight for any corporation which has, or is considering, listing on an international Exchange. While the Sino-Forest case is still evolving, here are the facts. In just a few days, close to US$5 billion of value was wiped from Sino-Forest Corporation, the Toronto-listed Chinese forestry enterprise. The share price plummeted from C$18.21 (1 June, 2011) to just C$2.60 (29 June, 2011), a fall of more than 85%.

Projections refreshed

A stunt once used to promote a lads mag in London now saving lives in Belgrade. The 'crassest' of PR tactics becomes poignant and powerful when used for such a cause. Nice work.

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