Every day you wake up to a flow of information. Your alarm clock sounds and you check your smart phone for email and Facebook posts. You scan a newspaper over breakfast; listen to the radio as you head... read more →
May
16
Apr
25
Pam Rutledge and Bonnie Buckner joined host Wayne Hurlbert on BlogTalkRadio's Blog Business World to talk about transmedia storytelling, the psychological power of storytelling for marketing and advocacy and to give tips about finding your company story and marketing strategies for a transmedia world. Rutledge & Buckner Explain Transmedia Storytelling... read more →
Apr
21
For several years now, I've had the dubious distinction of trying to explain to people what it means to be a media psychologist. The trick is to get the definition out before their eyes roll back in their heads. A larger problem, though, is that my definition of media psychology... read more →
Apr
03
Shame on LA Times columnist Sandy Banks for perpetuating ignorance and the fear of technology in her column “The stage is too big for kids” . If you want to see a parent who needs to learn more about technology, read this column. It exemplifies the response of people who... read more →
Apr
01
The Bronx Zoo misplaced an Egyptian cobra. (Don’t you hate it when that happens?) I read about it in the LA Times. This isn’t the first errant zoo animal, so why would a west coast paper carry news about an east coast zoo faux pas? Because it became a story.... read more →
Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands.