A few mistakes were also made along the way, the most famous one being the coffee mug. In the episode “The Last of the Starks,” the viewers spotted a Starbucks coffee mug placed on Daenerys’ table in a scene. No doubt Benioff was left embarrassed with the coffee cup blunder he said, “It’s like, you … Continue reading 91. The Game of David, Dan & Viewers- II
The famous Game of Thrones series came to an end in the year 2019. It was one of the most watched show and its finale one of the most anticipated. But even after two years of wait and excitement build by the show creators for the season finale the ending was not well received by … Continue reading 90. The Game of David, Dan & Viewers- I
In today’s time of everything, ‘instant’ from communication to food we have forgotten the beauty of doing things in our own sweet time. People have plans written down ready to be executed from their five year goal to what they want to do on a weekend. And my weekend plan? Curled up in my bed … Continue reading 89. Being Lazy is an Art
“Business communication is the process of sharing information between people within and outside a company.” Within a company or internal communications is an integral part of any business. Employees should be well informed of why they are working on a certain project and what’s happening in the company. One of the best examples of an … Continue reading 88. Business Communication
This was the first week of my internship at MSL. As it was my first day there, I was a little nervous but then realized being an intern here is going to teach me a lot of things. When I entered the office, I was asked to wait in the conference room. There were ten … Continue reading 87. First week of my internship
People say life begins at the end of your comfort zone, but is it true? Do you need to leave all behind, to get ahead in life? How does it even work? I was home for my winter break and all I could think about was I don’t want to go back, can I have … Continue reading 86. My Happy Place
Today I am going home for my winter break and when I come back instead of going back to the classroom, I will step into a new chapter of my life. From January 6th, 2020, I will be going to MSL for two months as an intern. I have never interned at a Public Relations … Continue reading 85. New Beginning
Hubspot earlier this year surveyed 500 journalists about PR tactics for pitching stories, and most of them had one issue or the other. Not only this, but they also pointed out what were the things that irritated them the most. The relationship between journalists and PR professionals is complicated. They both need each other at … Continue reading 84. Right way of targeting Press Releases
It doesn’t seem like women are humans. Why am I making such a statement? Well, rapes, domestic violence and altogether their rights seem to be a bit different from what men have. Our constitution provides equal rights to both genders but our society doesn’t feel that way. When we heard about ‘Nirbhaya’ few years back … Continue reading 83. Goddesses and Daughters of India
“Character is like a tree and reputation like a shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing” – Abraham Lincoln Seitel and Doorley have written about several case studies in the book from ‘Exxon Valdez’ to ‘BP Oil’ and ‘The Magic Slippers’ to ‘Merck Research Labs,’ and how … Continue reading 82. Rethinking Reputation- Book Review
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