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latest posts...
- 18 pearls of wisdom from lgcomms academy birmingham: day one
- why comms people need a camera in their pocket
- is networking not working for you?
- from Norwich with love
- the accidental communicator: who owns comms?
- good, bad and cake: a social media campaign to celebrate landmark birthday
- can email be part of a comms and marketing plan?
- the bridge
- a shining example – how being a case study can be better than you think
- learning, learning, always learning
- is comms getting too obsessed with social media?
- how to improve public sector social media impact
- Charlie says here's a history lesson to open up innovation in your organisation
- 10 things I learned from the facebook for the public sector conference
- hands up if you're using twitter ...
- How Twitter has transformed fire service comms
- can a freelance comms person save your life?
- charging to pitch...
- on digital comms for listening
- what should the blogger - press officer relationship look like?
- how social media has changed the press officer - journalist relationship
- how social media fits into higher education comms
- qr codes and big signs to stop cars driving into the sea
- once upon a time...
- ignited with sparks
- six things you should know about using linkedin for an organisation
- 10 tips to commission a freelance photographer (and five things to avoid)
- film is often the forgotten medium
- little words mean a lot
- measure twice, cut once
- personfessional – do you speak the new social language?
- 'this, children, is how people did protests before facebook'
- why yammering during work time makes good business sense ...
- a date with the easter bunny
- in defence of fun
- give me a good reason to come to your meeting
- unsung #localgov heroes – time to tell our stories
- the things we think but do not say
- keep calm and carry on
- wolverhampton parks: a case study in social media
- communications: WD40 for organisations.
- facebook: how? and why? for local government
- birds in the nest
- reasons to be cheerful - one, two, three...
- in defence of communication ethics
- journalists are still worth bothering with
- it started with a tweet...
- managing your own reputation online
- 35 bookmarkable links to help you use Facebook better
- turning tides
- future leaders network
- a tale of two teams
- toes in the water
- social media and the council mag
- snow champion is, champion
- facebook week and our rather fine facebook event
- what if?
- #lgcommscardiff: the welsh are coming
- winds of change …
- in with the old, and in with the new
- the comms2point0 weekly post is out...
- survey: how social is local government?
- carry on camping
- newspapers are not dead
- surviving uncertain times - 7 top tips
- knowing your ABC's
- the comms2point0 weekly post is out...
- passing the coronation street ad break test
- how to fix council news
- twitter… the next industrial revolution?
- the comms2point0 weekly post is out...
- comms new year’s resolutions
- feeling the love for infographics
- just when you thought it was safe...
- looking for social media guidelines?
- the comms2point0 weekly post is out
- confessions of a gritting geek
- we the people
- get some social media
- to Google+ or not to Google+?
- comms2point0 weekly post is out
- trust me, I'm a follower
- getting the most from Flickr – the Midlothian way…
- not one big Facebook page please, but lots of little ones
- is it time to change the way comms teams work?
- comms2point0 weekly post is out ...
- building your business image through flickr
- connecting with your public through social media
- are you reaching your true potential?
- comms2point0 weekly post is out
- want to build your business? it's time to join in the chat
- map yourself a comms plan
- the guardian : improving local government comms debate
- comms2point0 weekly post is out ...
- hello and welcome to comms2point0
- why blogging is good for business
- why twitter is worth doing
- eleven golden rules for social media in an organisation
- what we need is a comms plan
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time for a new job?
- Communications Manager, City of Lincoln Council, via @GuardianJobs
- Head of Communications, Manchester Central Convention Complex, via @GuardianJobs
- Internal Communications Business Partner, National Trust, Swindon via @GuardianJobs
- Media & Web Officer, Surrey Heath Borough Council via LGJobs
- Head of Communications & External Affairs, The Resolution Foundation, London, via @GuardianJobs
links to other people's good stuff ...
social media infographic flowchart
creating digital content for comms
facebook in the public sector - presentation slides
social media integration survey results
28 brilliant social media resources from the University of Warwick
the public are much more reasonable than the media
the next web of open, linked data (youtube)
taking your slide deck to the next level
u.s. army social media handbook is here
cipr supports prsa 'pr defined' initiative
how to improve local government communications
econsultancy state of social media report 2011
research: twitter drives more traffic to press releases than facebook
how to respond to criticism online
