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Welcome to My Blog
My name is Emily Cheng and I am a senior The Ohio State University. I am majoring in Communication: New Media and Technology, English, and I am earning a minor in Women’s Studies. I am in my last...
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“Verb, it’s what you do!”
When I was growing up there was an advertisement campaign from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that promoted healthy living for children and young teens. The campaign was called “Verb,...
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Twitter? Why Would I Ever Want One?
Just five short weeks ago, if someone asked me if I had a Twitter account, I would have replied, “Of course not, why would I have a Twitter account and a Facebook profile?” Five weeks ago, Twitter and...
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#LikeableChat, the Place to Discuss Social Media
Last night I participated in my first tweetchat. I joined #likeablechat, a chat that discusses likable social media and social media in general. The chat meets every Sunday at 10 p.m. EST. The topic of...
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News Releases and their Relevance in the Media World
News releases are still the most prevelant form of news distribution in the world. As time has passed, news releases have adapted to the advanced technology. I think that email news releases are...
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Pitch Perfect
After reading Andy Beaupre’s “7 reasons why it is time to retire ‘pitch’ and ‘pitching’” I was intrigued by his point of view but I ultimately thought that Beaupre’s points were off base and too...
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The Brochure’s Place in the PR World
I think that brochures still have a significant role in the communication world. They are informative pamphlets that allow the users to learn about a specific topic or organization. I think brochures...
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Live Tweeting, Not Appropriate
On May 29, 2012 I was a referee at The Ray and Melanie Bautista Memorial Fencing Tournament. The tournament was held at Dublin Jerome High School in Dublin, Ohio. There were fencers of all ages from...
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