We’ve had a successful year in 2010. What started with ominous warnings about a double dip recession has been relatively smooth sailing without being spectacular. This is what one might call a character cementing year.
I chanced upon this campaign by NTT Resonant, “Social Media Save The Earth” – Goo Home Project
Leveraging on one of the top social networks in Japan, Mixi (source: CNNGo) to build a community for their Community Service Relations (CSR) program with the Goo Home Project.
I remember leaving a certain supermarket feeling like I had done my part for the environment after being asked to
Print double sided, recycle the papers, plastics, cans and what have you. Keep your air con temperature to 25 degrees
This is the first part of our series of 5’s on social media.
We all have had problems trying to define social media. I hope this helps you understand social media better.
Communications in Asia is a tricky business, just ask any expatriate living in Asia, and you will hear their comical
News reports over a last 5 days (and counting) have been reporting on the late Mrs Kwa Geok Choo. Many are surprised by the love she shared with Minister Mentor. The couple have been together and supported each other for 63 years. So why the surprise?! Just when I thought the news once again was going to be another solemn affair, I was thrilled to read that Singapore had won two more medals in the Commonwealth Games 2010. Congratulations to the winners!
Singapore may be a small country, but the communications landscape is a broad and diverse one.
One must remember when practicing public relations that the political, economical and social impact of their practices should always be considered.
Singapore – September 20, 2010 – Asia Pacific Entrepreneurship Awards 2010 (APEA), by The APF Group and Enterprise Asia, returns
