PR Nonsense
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Taste This!

Having lived in and around Boston my entire life, it’s often hard to find new and interesting things to do. I take this as a personal challenge to stretch myself and experience things I may not have otherwise tried. Whether it’s a…
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My New Droid X

As of this past weekend, I am the proud new owner of the latest smartphone on the market. So far, I am entirely happy with my decision to leave behind my Blackberry and pick up the Droid X. With seven desktop screens,…
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Lean, Mean, and Green

I recently had my first ever Boloco experience – and first ever burrito experience for that matter (shocking, I know). But, there’s a rather nice location right on Boston Commons where I had a delicious teriyaki chicken burrito and a cup…
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Funny HARO Queries

If you’re in the PR industry and you’ve never heard of HARO (Help a Reporter Out), where have you been? This resource is far more than just a great tool for journalists to find quality sources for their articles, or for…
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The foursquare Phenomenon Explained

As a recent foursquare addict member, I’ve been questioned by several friends and colleagues each time I pull out my phone to “check-in” when we arrive at a new location. It would seem that, even though foursquare is adding close to…
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PR Nonsense Awarded Best Up-and-Coming Blog!

Today, we are proud to announce that March Communications’ blog, PR Nonsense, has been awarded the PR Readers’ Choice Best Up-and-Coming Blog Award! It was a real honor just to be nominated and counted among these other great blogs, but to say…
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Nomination Results Are In… Time To Vote For The Winner!

PR Nonsense has been officially nominated for the PR Reader’s Choice Best Up-And-Coming Blog! Thanks to everyone who voted in the preliminary round. We’re excited to see that all our efforts to deliver insight on current industry news, events, and technologies to our…
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Designer Knock-Offs, There’s An App For That?

On a recent business trip to the Big Apple, I found myself with some spare time to kill before my train ride home. Not wanting to leave the city with empty shopping bags, I decided to head to where the streets are…
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PR Readers’ Choice Awards

The Second Annual PR Readers’ Choice Blog Awards are going on now. Last year, Arik Hanson, principal of ACH Communications, decided to start this award as a way to publicly recognize great PR blogs through a community vote.  There are…
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Social Media, the New Voice of Advertising

Even with all the talk of Facebook’s increased privacy settings and the concern about sharing too much online, the majority of Americans still reveal personal information on social media networks. So why would it come as a surprise that these personal details…
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