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Tag Archives: New Media
February 18th, 2011
By Barbra Pleadwell & Kimberly Miyazawa Frank (in collaboration with Saberfort, LLC) Mahalo SHRM Kaua‘i, for hosting us today and asking us to present “Effective Use of New Media in the Workplace, Avoiding Social Media Fiascos.” When we present on … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Social Responsibility, Crisis Communication, Employee Engagement, New Media, Online Reputation Management, Speaking Engagements
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Tagged Barbara Pleadwell, cyber security, Hastings & Pleadwell, Kimberly Miyazawa Frank, New Media, Saberfort, SHRM Kauai, social media, social media compliance, Social Media in the Workplace
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September 16th, 2010
By Barbra Pleadwell Thank you Windward O‘ahu Rotary Club, for hosting me today. Each time we present on this topic, it forces us to update our knowledge about all things emerging online. For talks about new media, our firm tries … Continue reading →
June 14th, 2010
By Barbra Pleadwell Thank you Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor, for hosting me today. Each time we present on this topic, it forces us to update our knowledge. For talks about new media, our firm tries not to use traditional … Continue reading →
April 29th, 2010
By Barbra Pleadwell (BAP) I love going home… to Chaminade. Twenty-two years ago I left my parents’ home in Guam and transitioned into a new family of wonderful people dedicated to me and my classmates. I lived, learned, worked and … Continue reading →
Posted in Events, General Public Relations, New Media, Online Reputation Management, Speaking Engagements
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Tagged Barbra Pleadwell, Chaminade, Hastings & Pleadwell, New Media, reunion, SNS, social media
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April 26th, 2010
The 2010 Pele Awards — the longest awards program ever. My husband and I had to call on a second-shift babysitter. But we had a great time, and were happy to be part of the celebration honoring Barbara Scott, who … Continue reading →
November 16th, 2009
H&P partner, Barbra Pleadwell, spoke on the panel “Tools for Change: The evolution of mass marketing and social media” at the Envision Hawaii conference at the State Capitol this past weekend. A grafitti artist, a slam poet, a singer/songwriter and … Continue reading →
Posted in General Public Relations, media relations, New Media, Speaking Engagements, Uncategorized
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Tagged Barbra Pleadwell, context in social media, envision hawaii, Envision Hawaii conference, facebook, hawaii news now, Jared Kuroiwa, New Media, PR firm using social media, public relations, social media, tools for change, Twitter
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May 5th, 2009
You’ve got to hand it to Josh Levinson and his cohorts at Community Links Hawaii, self-described non-profit incubator, for a winning combination to engage that community. Community Links has launched a new series for leaders and volunteers of mission-driven groups: … Continue reading →
Posted in Employee Engagement, Events, General Public Relations, Marketing, Nonprofit Communication, Online Reputation Management, Speaking Engagements, Storytelling
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Tagged Barbra Pleadwell, Bill Dorman, broadcast TV, Community Links Hawaii, downtown @ HiSAM, Ed Kenney, First Tuesdays, free coffee, Free food, Hastings & Pleadwell, Jared Kuroiwa, Josh Levinson, KGMB, New Media, new media credibility, Nonprofit Communication
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January 31st, 2009
Most reporters, newspapers, TV and radio stations have a Twitter account. Why would a media outlet use Twitter you may ask. KGMB9 thought it was time to explain. KGMB9 has used Twitter for the past nine months. According to a … Continue reading →
January 31st, 2009
The exploding popularity of free social networking sites is drawing online marketing dollars even in a down economy. This year MySpace celebrates its fifth anniversary with 130 million active monthly users worldwide. In the United States, MySpace is the most-viewed site on … Continue reading →
Posted in General Public Relations, Marketing, media relations, New Media, Online Reputation Management, Uncategorized
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Tagged communication, Hastings & Pleadwell, Hilo, Kona, media, New Media, PR and social networking sites, SNS, social networking sites
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January 27th, 2009
I recently completed a contract with a major online social networking site. Let’s call them, “MyFace.” MyFace, like all major players in Web 2.0, has diversified beyond a mere social networking tool to become a user’s hub for all their … Continue reading →
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