Weathering Hurricane Irene at Boston’s Harborside Inn
Hurricane Irene wound up by most estimates as one of the top ten most destructive and deadly hurricanes to hit the United States since 1980. While ultimately not as powerful as many had predicted, the storm still killed at least 27 people along its path from the Caribbean to the eastern seaboard. Amongst all this confusion sat the Lallo’s.
Photographer Ed Lallo Introduced Twitter to BearCom’s @KentHuffman
Kent Huffman, the CMO at BearCom Wireless, vividly remembers the day several years ago when Ed Lallo, the photographer (and founder of The News Group Net and Newsroom Ink) he hired for a corporate photo shoot, offered to show him how to use Twitter.
Peter Altabef Leaves Dell Services
I have great respect for Peter, not only because he is an avid photographer, but because he had one of the most difficult jobs in the country; following Ross Perot as CEO of Perot Systems. Peter Altabef joined Perot Systems in 1993 and became president and chief executive officer in September 2004
Imperial Sugar’s Gramercy Plant Closing Brings Sadness
It was with great sadness that I read in the online Lafayette, La Daily Advertiser about the upcoming closing of Imperial Sugar’s Gramercy, La plant on the last day of this year. Imperial’s plant employs 203 hourly worker; 69 salaried worker; and 11 temporary hourly workers.
Intel’s Free Press Editor Bill Calder and Newsroom Ink’s Founder Ed Lallo Discuss Online Newsrooms
A recent Wall Street Journal Digits blog by Don Clark, Intel Establishes Its Own Free Press, led to an in-depth discussion of online newsrooms between Newsroom Ink’s founder Ed Lallo and Bill Calder, managing editor of Intel’s Free Press.
3.4 Billion Reasons for Louisiana Seafood Board’s Media Reach Measurement
The Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board has found through extensive research done by Cision, a leading media tracking firm, that media exposure of Louisiana seafood has achieved an almost unbelievable estimated number of more than 3.4 billion repeated impressions in the United States.
“Help – the Sky is Falling!”
Newsroom Ink partner Ed Lallo will join other Texas Public Relations Association crisis communicators for “Help – the Sky is Falling!” on November 12 at the Hyatt Regency on Ladybird Lake, in Austin, Texas.
Imperial Sugar Newsroom Leaves The News Group Net
After spending 18 months of working closely with the staff of Imperial Sugar on the newsroom as a partner in The News Group Net, today is the first day of the ISC Newsroom under new leadership.
Adrienne Promoted to Communications Manager at Seton Healthcare Family
After four years at Seton, my wife Adrienne has been promoted to Manager of Communications for the Seton Family of Hospit
The Dockominium Experience
According to Wikipedia, a dockominium is the water-based version of a condominium. Rather than owning an apartment in a building, one owns a boat slip on the water. The term is a portmanteau of “dock” and “condominium.” In addition to the exclusive right to use the boat slip, ownership also provides one with the right to use the common elements of the marina, much the same as one would have the right to use the common areas in a residential condominium development. Additionally a unit owner may use, rent or sell their unit at any time, subject to association approval.
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