BtoB Online ran a story today by Carol Krol on Forrester’s just-released report that says B2B marketers aren’t as blogging as much as they used to. Have you noticed a similiar trend? Is it due to the likely reasons Forrester cited? Are you blogging less these days? Are your clients? The curious minds at Tech PR Gems want to know. We’re making a conscientious effort to blog MORE since we re-launched the site, but we do find that microblogging has taken some of the urgency out of it.
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PR rarely gets a front-seat role in movies, and when it does, the “pros” usually are portrayed as sleazebags (see our old post for a full list of “PR in movies, TV and fiction“). Will the new Hancock movie change this? Maybe, but just a little.
Jason Bateman plays a PR pro saved by Hancock who, in exchange, helps him fix his image. He’s doing more here than just putting lipstick on a pig–he not only fixes his image, he actually gets Hancock to change his wiley ways. A slightly more authentic portrayal, for sure. But it turns out, apparently, that Bateman’s character needs some fixing himself. I’ll try to catch this opening night and write a PR-focused review for folks. In the meantime, check out the trailer:
