March 2007 Archives
A Mission Of Appreciation
One of the communications challenges facing some organizations is a desire to show support for the men and women of America's armed forces independent of individuals' feelings about the current conflict in Iraq. Click here to see how The Thank You Foundation of Ohio is facing this challenge head-on.
Campaigning in the YouTube Era
Power Line's John Hinderaker has an intriguing post here about the role that YouTube might play in the campaigns of Republican presidential candidates Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, and John McCain.
Britney Breakdown
Time was you needed your own late-night comedy show to do parodies of current news and pop culture events. But the advent of video sharing websites like YouTube has given a new generation of comedy writers a platform to showcase and promote their productions. For a timely and funny take on Britney Spears' latest sad turn, enjoy "Britney Breakdown".
A Doctor Takes To The Skies
Among the many communications problems facing general aviation are the challenges of promoting the social and economic benefits that it conveys to areas of the country underserved by commercial aviation. Here's a recent TODAY SHOW segment profiling Dr. Rich Paris as he flies himself to see patients all over a mountainous region of Idaho. As a bonus, see this blog entry from cameraman Ray Farmer on how he shot his best flying footage.