Euroblogs 2006
Posted on March 20, 2006
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EuroBlog 2006, the first pan-European survey of this kind, provides a comprehensive overview of who is using blogs and for what purpose. Run by EUPRERA, the European Public Relations Education and Research Association, a community of leading researchers from universities and institutions from more than 30 countries, it both informs academic debate and presents tangible, practical findings that will be of great value to Public Relations practitioners across Europe.
The first survey phase of EuroBlog 2006 is now complete. Many thanks to everyone who has supported the research and to all those people from every country in Europe who have completed the questionnaire. First results have been published on this website. If you are interested in future activities and reports, please register.
Auf Euroblogs wurden nun im Rahmen eines Symposiums (Welcome to the first international symposium that explores the challenges and chances of truly interactive technologies characterizing the “google world” for communication management. 40 researchers and public relations practicioners from 13 countries will share their concepts and experiences in a fully packed two-day symposium (download program) die Vorträge veröffentlicht >>.
Haufenweise Unterlagen zum Buddeln:
- Weblogs and participatory communications: A theoretical framework
- EuroBlog2006: Results of the first European survey on weblogs in Public Relations and Communication Management
- Weblogs, Podcasts and Communication Management: Conclusions from the EuroBlog2006 survey
- Cross media communication using weblogs and podcasting: antarctica2005.com
- Weblog strategies of print media corporations: intrinet.de
- Blog Usability
- New Communicators and Gatekeepers Bloggers as Trendsetters: A survey in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
- An archetype for European CEO-Blogs? Insights from Italy, Great Britain and Germany
- Social Software, Business Excellence and Communication Strategies: A framework for using weblogs, podcasts, wikis and RSS
viel Spaß beim Wühlen!