tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-57359437725938584752011-11-27T19:33:02.230-05:00Group E Publicity offers press relations, business development, corporate consulting, performance booking, music publishing, and marketing services for anyone who would like to be in the business of entertainment, or would like to have an entertaining business! We'll be professional, get results, and have fun doing it! Let's get to work and get you the attention you deserve!!Helen Haugheyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14593008059622417602noreply@blogger.comBlogger91100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5735943772593858475.post-88701540131088780182010-03-26T19:50:00.001-04:002010-03-26T19:50:20.339-04:00

Biography « Luck Media & Marketing, Inc. – LuckMedia.comPosted using ShareThis

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My Playlist

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I'm sorry, but I have to get this off my chest - how is it unAmerican to say that people are required to insure that piece of fiberglass in their driveway, but not their bodies? And how is it MORE American to say screw the 43 million people who are uninsured and can't get insurance? How could it be more patriotic to call another human being and threaten to kill their children or throw rocks

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This question was posed in a PR group on LinkdIn and I my answer is below: Sorry, I hate to say it (I really hate to say it) but YES traditional media is dying for the purpose that we use it - for advertising or public relations. I started my career in local radio and newspaper and I'm on the cusp of the "internet generation" but the writing is on the wall (or on the web). Local papers are

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I'm learning that owning a business is a scary thing, and wanting everything to go smoothly is an impossible dream. But before running to my doctor to get a stronger Xanax prescription I instead decided to sit down and figure out what my priorities are: and really start working toward making those priorities realities...it sounds simple, but do you know how much noise all of us hear every day

Helen Haugheyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14593008059622417602noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5735943772593858475.post-15311498977292043842009-11-08T13:52:00.001-05:002009-11-08T13:58:27.271-05:00

So after playing with it for a couple of days - I've got a few opinions  of the DROID and it's use as a business tool - as well as a gadget....here goes... 1) it really is a very cool little thing. It's a smartphone in every sense. The voice recognition is always spot on, the browser is the best I've seen, the facebook program is even better than the iphone from what I've seen, and the twitter

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I grew up on Country music. Everyone in my house listened to country...and when I say country I mean of course Country & Western - the old kind that isn't "y'allturnative" (stole that term from the Lost Positives!). There was no pop crossover, no electric guitar riffs - it was all twang. What I loved about that music was that it was about real life... Blues is kind of like country music with an

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It's bizarre. I mean, today's world of internet and self-publishing has made dreams come true for a bunch of people for whom it would never have happened. To include me, as a matter of fact... However, it's also changing how managment's, labels', and artists' set of responsibility ultimately is when it comes to getting famous. In the old days, Elvis could walk into a record label office and

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So I had to write a small profile for Delaware Today Magazine's Women in Business Issue. Talk about an exercise in narcissism. I feel really weird when I write about myself, even though I have no problem writing about my clients. Anyway, here's what I wrote: Helen Haughey started out wanting to be famous. She majored in theater arts and communication at Wesley College and started working as an

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