Hi Team,
Rebecca brings up a good point that if we all communicate via 'comments', most of the conversation will be hidden from view. So....
NEW POSTING FORMAT FOR TEAM MEMBERS:
1) POSTING: Please log in as the ADMIN each time you'd like to post a statement and simply add it as a blog post. Just be sure to put your first 'NAME:' before the 'TITLE',
for example:
'Bryan: Team Participation'.
This way we'll both be able to see which team-member posted what and know all 'comments' to those posts are from the public.
2) TAGS: Then add the same tags as the post you're replying to so we can track conversation strings.
3) CONVERSATION: Finally, please try to make your blogs as converational as possible. That way the project will grow organically and we can drape academic research over our thoughts. In other words, try to avoid stand-alone blogs and instead make each entry a reply to another team-member's one or two before yours. Then just include links and photographs to research in that reply.
See you on the blog!
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
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Bryan: Join the Discussion
To join our discussion, click the word 'comment' highlighted in blue near the bottom of each posted blog or comment. You'll be prompted to sign in. I recommend ticking the Google option. If you don't already have a Google user account, you can sign up with any email address you wish. (Note: you do not need to sign up for a blogger.com account as well.) The name you give Google will then appear at the bottom of your posts to the blog.
Bryan: Introduction
The PR use of Facebook team consists of Belynda, Bryan, Chantelle, Nick and Rebecca. We are a student group from the University of Western Sydney presenting an assessment for our class in Integrated Marketing Communications. Welcome to our blog!
The topic of discussion is: Who are you and why would I want to be your friend? PRs using Facebook to access key media and clients.
The topic of discussion is: Who are you and why would I want to be your friend? PRs using Facebook to access key media and clients.
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