First person who knows what the line “Abstract business” is from gets a HARO t-shirt.
Sitting outside the Huntington, LI Hilton, waiting to speak at the Long Island Public Relations Professionals breakfast this morning. “Breakfast” and “Driving to Long Island for” should never, ever be in the same sentence.
So this afternoon is the HARO “How to […]
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So, I’m headed to LA, to keynote the Executing Social Media Conference over the next few days. Should be a lot of fun.
You there? Let me know, let’s connect.
There’ll also be a HARO happy hour on Wednesday night (where I’ll have club soda. Woo.) at Lucky
Baldwin, starting around 5:30pm. It’s at 17 South Raymond Avenue, […]
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Ad:Tech is over, a good show had by all, some spectacular food, drink, and the like. Good friends, one ridiculously hard early-morning workout… And in general, a good time. Exhausted, I sit in the SFO President’s Club, waiting on my CO flight back home.
Me and Charles Ruderman, showing the rest of the party what it […]
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You never know what’s going to wind up on VLOG somewhere. I magically appear about 30 seconds in.
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As opposed to “This… Is… SPARTA!!”
I got introduced to Crossfit this morning by someone else at Ad:Tech. You know how you can tell I did? I’m the guy at Ad:Tech who can’t walk.
6am at Golden Gate Park. It was… Well, it was hellish. And it was painful. And it was… more addictive than what I […]
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So… Y’all remember how I started that little Facebook group I started that allowed me to connect reporters and sources, right? Well, 1,200 members later, and we’ve blown past email limits for Facebook groups. So with that said…
Welcome to Help A Reporter: The Sequel. Help A Reporter, at www.helpareporter.com is live, and already making waves. […]
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In CA for meetings today. Figured I’d head out and skydive all morning.
It’s cloudy as anything. No skydiving. So I sit here, at the makeup counter/mirror of my suite, working. I could do this from home. I don’t need to be a suite to do it.
“Wow, Peter, you get to travel all the time! It […]
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Proving the business doesn’t have to be mean, here’s Amir Ashkenazi, CEO of my client Adap.tv (on the right) with Mark Mallett, Regional Sales Manager of their biggest competitor, ScanScout, at the iMedia Breakthrough conference in Palm Springs.
See? We can all just get along!
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Currently in Washington, DC, about to co-speak to the Capital Communicators Group. I had a bunch of meetings I’d been putting off in DC, so was able to schedule this talk and take the day down here.
Anyhow, am going to try and live-stream through Yahoo’s new live-streaming service. So if you’ve nothing better to do […]
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No better way to title the post than that.
As you know, I participate in a ton of high-risk activities. Skydiving, marathoning, you name it. If I can’t potentially die doing it, hell, it’s not a sport. Which makes the damn irony of this so much more annoying.
Last Tuesday, in an effort to get to my […]
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