Posts Tagged ‘Fred Bateman’

At Long Last, Bateman Group Predictions for 2013

We’ve been busy as bees during December and January as the typical lull at work that used to accompany the holidays seems to now be a ghost of Christmas Past. So, without further ado, here are 2013 predictions from the esteemed professionals at Bateman Group, touching on areas as diverse as the technology industry, PR and marketing trends, general business topics and even some popular culture thrown in for good measure. Continue reading

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Happy Holidays from Bateman Group!

Check out our first annual holiday video card using the online video creation service from Bateman Group client Animoto! Sign up and make one yourself! Continue reading

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4Qs with Elinor Mills, Bateman Group’s New Director of Content & Media Strategy

Bateman Banter sat down with Bateman Group’s new Director of Content and Media Strategy, Elinor Mills, and put her through the “4Qs with…” question and answer format to hear about her recent decision to leave the respected world of journalism and cross over to the proverbial “dark side” of PR agency work Continue reading

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Bateman Group Welcomes Animoto, Get Satisfaction, Heroku and Zenprise to Client Roster

Bateman Group Welcomes Animoto, Get Satisfaction, Heroku and Zenprise to Client Roster Continue reading

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Social Media Versus PR: Who Owns the Message?

I had the pleasure of watching Bateman Group’s CEO and Founder Fred Bateman participate in a panel discussion at the PR Summit Conference last week. In addition to Fred, the diverse group of panelists included Harry McCracken, technology editor from Time Magazine, Gerard Francis Corbett, chair and CEO of PRSA and Teresa Rodriguez, president of TangoDiva. Y’Anad Burrell of Glass House Communications moderated the discussion. Continue reading

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OH NO YOU DIDN’T! Part 2: Media Behaving Badly

This is Part Two of a two-part series entitled: OH NO YOU DIDN’T!, or stories of media and bloggers behaving badly told from the PR person’s perspective. Continue reading

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