Comments on: Corporate blogs and social networks: The experience of Ericsson France http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/ Global discussion of public relations from local perspectives Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:54:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Olivier Cimelière sur les médias sociaux chez Ericsson | blogAngels http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-5381 Olivier Cimelière sur les médias sociaux chez Ericsson | blogAngels Wed, 29 Jun 2011 14:46:27 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-5381 [...] L'intégralité de l'interview se trouve sur e blog PR Conversations. Publié par Herve Kabla le 21 janvier 2010 | Tagué dans blog, blog d'entreprise, confiance, Decideurs TV, défi, emission TV, enseignement, Ericsson France, expérience, Facebook, hervé kabla, interview, médias sociaux, notoriété, Olivier Cimelière, opportunité, partage, risque, social media, témoignage, Twitter, usages | Laisser un commentaire [...] [...] L'intégralité de l'interview se trouve sur e blog PR Conversations. Publié par Herve Kabla le 21 janvier 2010 | Tagué dans blog, blog d'entreprise, confiance, Decideurs TV, défi, emission TV, enseignement, Ericsson France, expérience, Facebook, hervé kabla, interview, médias sociaux, notoriété, Olivier Cimelière, opportunité, partage, risque, social media, témoignage, Twitter, usages | Laisser un commentaire [...]

]]> By: Olivier Cimelière sur les médias sociaux chez Ericsson | blogAngels http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-5355 Olivier Cimelière sur les médias sociaux chez Ericsson | blogAngels Fri, 24 Jun 2011 18:02:28 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-5355 [...] L'intégralité de l'interview se trouve sur e blog PR Conversations. Publié par Herve Kabla le 21 janvier 2010 | Tagué dans blog d'entreprise, confiance, défi, enseignement, Ericsson France, expérience, Facebook, médias sociaux, notoriété, Olivier Cimelière, opportunité, partage, risque, témoignage, Twitter, usages | Laisser un commentaire [...] [...] L'intégralité de l'interview se trouve sur e blog PR Conversations. Publié par Herve Kabla le 21 janvier 2010 | Tagué dans blog d'entreprise, confiance, défi, enseignement, Ericsson France, expérience, Facebook, médias sociaux, notoriété, Olivier Cimelière, opportunité, partage, risque, témoignage, Twitter, usages | Laisser un commentaire [...]

]]> By: Toni Muzi Falconi http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2045 Toni Muzi Falconi Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:27:04 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2045 Markus is our monument! The more you keep a practitioner perspective and you give us insight on the french scene the better. As I believe I have already said (but do not remember where and when) it is a real shame that all the excellent and advanced work which is going on in France, so little is known elsewhere because of this language barrier which, baffingly, has very little to do with the fact that french professionals and scholars do not speak english (which is not true), but (I submit)simply that they appear unnencessarily constrained and cautious in their english language expressions, as if they did not wish to open up to scrutiny if not in their native language. If this is the case (do you agree?) then I, for one, should really shut up and stop writing in english.... Markus is our monument!

The more you keep a practitioner perspective and you give us insight on the french scene the better.

As I believe I have already said (but do not remember where and when) it is a real shame that all the excellent and advanced work which is going on in France, so little is known elsewhere because of this language barrier which, baffingly, has very little to do with the fact that french professionals and scholars do not speak english (which is not true), but (I submit)simply that they appear unnencessarily constrained and cautious in their english language expressions, as if they did not wish to open up to scrutiny if not in their native language.
If this is the case (do you agree?) then I, for one, should really shut up and stop writing in english….

]]> By: Olivier Cimelière http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2044 Olivier Cimelière Sun, 14 Feb 2010 14:35:07 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2044 Ciao Toni Sono molto felice di essere coinvolto! Very glad to get involved in this blog. I'll try hard to do my best and above all feel free to suggest some topics you would like me to write. As I am still a beginner, I would not like to overlap or publish redundant things that are not worth sharing ... I am personnally very interested in media and public relations and the way social media are transforming the way we work but also in journalism as I was a journalist before becoming a communicator ... So again, don't hesitate to send ideas ! Thank you very much for embeddeding me in this blog. Markus already provided me with stuff to join ... Will answer me in the spot !! Olivier Ciao Toni
Sono molto felice di essere coinvolto! Very glad to get involved in this blog. I’ll try hard to do my best and above all feel free to suggest some topics you would like me to write. As I am still a beginner, I would not like to overlap or publish redundant things that are not worth sharing … I am personnally very interested in media and public relations and the way social media are transforming the way we work but also in journalism as I was a journalist before becoming a communicator … So again, don’t hesitate to send ideas ! Thank you very much for embeddeding me in this blog. Markus already provided me with stuff to join … Will answer me in the spot !!

Olivier

]]> By: Toni Muzi Falconi http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2043 Toni Muzi Falconi Fri, 12 Feb 2010 10:44:25 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2043 I am thrilled by the idea that you might wish to become a regular contributor to prc. May I ask Markus (our brilliant and thinking webmaster) to contact you in order to give you the appropriate instructions? Thank you Kristen for the introduction and thank you Judy for the introduction to Kristen. This is way the weel turns, and the turning looks good to me. I am thrilled by the idea that you might wish to become a regular contributor to prc. May I ask Markus (our brilliant and thinking webmaster) to contact you in order to give you the appropriate instructions? Thank you Kristen for the introduction and thank you Judy for the introduction to Kristen. This is way the weel turns, and the turning looks good to me.

]]> By: Olivier Cimelière http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2042 Olivier Cimelière Thu, 11 Feb 2010 10:08:17 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2042 Toni, I know indeed a little bit JP Beaudoin ... He has a strong reputation in France ... It is a pity that he can't engage more to share his broad experience ! Having said that and should you need some French contributions about corporate comms, journalism, press relations and Web 2.0 in France, I would be more than delighted to become a regular contributor .. My agenda is of course busy as anybody involved in this area but I love writing and sharing with counterparts or anybody interested in communication stuff ... Let me know your views on this ... But feel free to ask ... I'll do whatever is possible ... Thanks anyway !! Olivier Toni,
I know indeed a little bit JP Beaudoin … He has a strong reputation in France … It is a pity that he can’t engage more to share his broad experience !
Having said that and should you need some French contributions about corporate comms, journalism, press relations and Web 2.0 in France, I would be more than delighted to become a regular contributor .. My agenda is of course busy as anybody involved in this area but I love writing and sharing with counterparts or anybody interested in communication stuff … Let me know your views on this … But feel free to ask … I’ll do whatever is possible … Thanks anyway !! Olivier

]]> By: Toni Muzi Falconi http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2041 Toni Muzi Falconi Mon, 08 Feb 2010 06:12:27 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2041 Olivier, thank you for replying to my earlier comments. I remain impressed by your openness and ingenuity. Good luck to you and please keep us posted on developments as often as you seem fit. Our curiosity remains avid, and francophone culture is a very scarce and needed component in the global public relations community. As you probably know I tried to involve and then engage my good friend jp beaduoin a number of times (I hope he reads this) but he says he is too busy... But who isn't busy? Olivier,
thank you for replying to my earlier comments.
I remain impressed by your openness and ingenuity.
Good luck to you and please keep us posted on developments as often as you seem fit.
Our curiosity remains avid, and francophone culture is a very scarce and needed component in the global public relations community.
As you probably know I tried to involve and then engage my good friend jp beaduoin a number of times (I hope he reads this) but he says he is too busy…
But who isn’t busy?

]]> By: Olivier Cimelière http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2040 Olivier Cimelière Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:53:09 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2040 @ to Kristen About the first point, definitely yes ! In my eyes, it even goes without saying. It is not worth only writing egocentric content. We first closely monitor our main competitor's blog even it is less updated than ours. Then, we follow many sites, blogs and twitters including some Ericsson initiatives managed by colleagues all around the world. About question 2, He was not fully off topic despite he was at the opposite of what we pledge ! But it sounded like a productive "copy & paste" without any intention to start discussing !! @ to Kristen
About the first point, definitely yes ! In my eyes, it even goes without saying. It is not worth only writing egocentric content. We first closely monitor our main competitor’s blog even it is less updated than ours. Then, we follow many sites, blogs and twitters including some Ericsson initiatives managed by colleagues all around the world.
About question 2, He was not fully off topic despite he was at the opposite of what we pledge ! But it sounded like a productive “copy & paste” without any intention to start discussing !!

]]> By: Kristen E. Sukalac http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2039 Kristen E. Sukalac Tue, 02 Feb 2010 09:04:40 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2039 Hi Olivier, Two points: I'd still like to know if you are monitoring other conversations about Ericsson or if you are only looking at the channels you manage. With regard to your climate sceptic, was he questioning positions/actions taken by Ericsson, or was he just totally off topic? Hi Olivier,

Two points: I’d still like to know if you are monitoring other conversations about Ericsson or if you are only looking at the channels you manage.

With regard to your climate sceptic, was he questioning positions/actions taken by Ericsson, or was he just totally off topic?

]]> By: Olivier Cimelière http://www.prconversations.com/index.php/2010/01/corporate-blogs-and-social-networks-the-experience-of-ericsson-france/comment-page-1/#comment-2038 Olivier Cimelière Sat, 30 Jan 2010 08:29:03 +0000 http://www.prconversations.com/?p=648#comment-2038 Dear Toni and other readers I first apologize to catch up so late but my January agenda was quite hectic and I must admit that I lost sight my ... article ! Shame on me as I preach engagement all the time ! Having said that, I would like to come back to Toni's relevant comments. First about the audience. Yes, it is still small. However, when I opened the blog, I did not expect so many visitors given the "niche" content we are targetting. Speaking about networks (even in a friendly manner) is not an easy exercise. It is obvious that talking about cars, FMCG or any other daily stuff triggers more interest from potential readers ! I therefore do prefer a small but motivated and loyal audience rather than huge numbers of unique visitors never coming back ... Second, About comments left by visitors - The blog is still in its infancy ... It is true to say that at this stage, we still mainly publish corporate topics. Our goal at the moment is to establish our credibility and probe accordingly. It goes without saying that we cannot stick to this editorial approach for ages ... But before getting influential, including various opinions, you first need to show that your blog is not a blurb as many corporate initiatives ... I am rather confident in our ability to increasingly get comments .. It is a question of time and regular commitment on our side ! Third, about bad stories ! We got one which was not even censored and deleted ! It happened during the Copenhagen summit last December ... A guy copied and pasted several times some "fanatic" comments saying that climate change was a lie ! We kept his content and only answered that it was not our opinion ... I hope, Toni, that my answers meet your expectations .. But feel free to keep talking ! I love it !!! Olivier Dear Toni and other readers
I first apologize to catch up so late but my January agenda was quite hectic and I must admit that I lost sight my … article ! Shame on me as I preach engagement all the time !
Having said that, I would like to come back to Toni’s relevant comments. First about the audience. Yes, it is still small. However, when I opened the blog, I did not expect so many visitors given the “niche” content we are targetting. Speaking about networks (even in a friendly manner) is not an easy exercise. It is obvious that talking about cars, FMCG or any other daily stuff triggers more interest from potential readers ! I therefore do prefer a small but motivated and loyal audience rather than huge numbers of unique visitors never coming back …
Second, About comments left by visitors – The blog is still in its infancy … It is true to say that at this stage, we still mainly publish corporate topics. Our goal at the moment is to establish our credibility and probe accordingly. It goes without saying that we cannot stick to this editorial approach for ages … But before getting influential, including various opinions, you first need to show that your blog is not a blurb as many corporate initiatives … I am rather confident in our ability to increasingly get comments .. It is a question of time and regular commitment on our side !
Third, about bad stories ! We got one which was not even censored and deleted ! It happened during the Copenhagen summit last December … A guy copied and pasted several times some “fanatic” comments saying that climate change was a lie ! We kept his content and only answered that it was not our opinion …
I hope, Toni, that my answers meet your expectations .. But feel free to keep talking ! I love it !!!
Olivier

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