Lonely blogger in the Caribbean
Blogging about public relations and communications in the Caribbean can sometimes be a lonely experience. That’s why when Paull Young invited me to participate in an interview, as a globally isolated communicator, I identified with the term.
Back to my blog and I. Although I do get a kick out of the fact that a search for public relations in the Caribbean lands the blog on the first page of searches on Google, there’s also a sense of disappointment that this is the only place on the web that I can go to to find information. So won’t someone join me? Actually, I’d love to interview persons from various islands to find out more about public relations in their countries. My blog statistics show that I have a few readers from Jamaica, Barbados, Guyana, Trinidad, and Antigua and Barbuda.
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Karel,
This is a valuable activity that you’ve started. I’m sorry that more of our media colleagues aren’t embracing the opportunities provided by the Web to communicate and collaborate.
About five years back, a colleague in Trinidad and I - then living in Barbados - started Caribbean-reporter.com and most of our readers and correspondents were people outside the region but with an interest in Caribbean affairs.
Now that I’m more focused on public relations, hopefully I can contribute to your blog.
Mark.
http://www.lee-media-associates.com