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Claudia Becker

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About me: Claudia Becker ist Diplom Online-Journalistin mit... (show)Claudia Becker ist Diplom Online-Journalistin mit Schwerpunkt PR und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit. 2009 verfasste Sie ihre Diplomarbeit mit dem Titel "Die Social Media Krise" an der Hochschule Darmstadt.

Fachkenntnisse: Journalismus, PR, Web 2.0, Social Media, Krisen-PR, SMO, Online Relations (hide)

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Description: Briefly, a site for Ford fans called The Ranger Station received a letter from Ford demanding that it hand over its URL and pay $5,000 – it was unclear why. The owner posted the letter on his site, sparking a storm of protest there, and spreading quickly to other fan sites and blogs.

Scott Monty, Ford’s social media man, found that he had been ‘tweeted’ – that is, sent a Twitter message – by someone alerting him to this. He started sending out his own tweets, saying he was looking into the issue. When he found out that the story was rather more complex than it appeared, he let the Twitter world know. He sent the message “Re the Ford fan site: I’m finding that there was counterfeit material being sold on it”, and followed this up by pointing his correspondents to a website that gave Ford’s line in full. This then spread around the blogs and fan sites, and the issue never made it into the mainstream.
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