1,311 Quotes About Social-media

Okeylah tu diorang undi superhero. At least mereka mengundi untuk keselamatan mereka. Kalau mereka undi artis lagi seksa. Dahlah keluarkan duit untuk mengundi. Lepas mengundi kena beli CD. Nak tengok konsert pun kena bayar lagi.

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The PR environment has been changing like a taximeter on a high-speed highway, and I could hardly fix the price—not the finan- cial one, but the creative and the communications one. It had been changing literally every week, day, and hour.

The freedom of speech is the mother of all those freedoms in the modern democracy. This freedom has completely conquered the new communication technologies.It has also, to a great extent, influenced the dynamic development of this marvelous and ever less predictable industry still known by the name of “public relаtions” (though probably not for long).

Close to four billion human beings plugged into social mediamight be difficult to absorb, but its implications for everything, PR included, are way more profound than the impressive number itself.

p until ten years ago, freedom of speech was primarily in the realm of the professional journalists; but today, with well over three billion users of various social media, freedom of speech has grown into entirely different dimensions.

A taxi driver with a secondhand laptop sitting in an old garage could actually become a lot more well known and tell a lot more truths than a journalist on TV.

Yet, at the end of the day, if TV cameras are brought under control, and the traditional media and even online media are under excessive pressure, social media cannot be controlled. This is where the true leaders of speech and communication emerge nowadays.

At the end of the day, the age of total transparency generated by the social media is only going to make our industry “cleaner,” and our role will be reduced to conveying our clients’ messages to their own clients in the most creative way possible. Hence my notion of the PR agencies as something like editorial teams.