links for 2009-08-11

ByDes Walsh
  • Why PRs are the last to ‘get’ the internet – Anthill Magazine
    James Tuckerman presents a compelling case for PR people to place a higher value on the potential of online marketing and acknowledges that even those who do get the point may may (will?) need to educate their clients.
    (tags: pr public+relations anthill Australia)

Des Walsh

Business coach and digital entrepreneur. With coach training from Coachville.com and its Graduate School of Coaching, and a founding member of the International Association of Coaching, Des has been coaching business owners and entrepreneurs for the past 20 years. Over the same period he has also been actively engaged in promoting the business opportunities of the digital economy. He is a certified Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) coach, and a certified specialist in social media strategy and affiliate marketing.

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