PR pro Kami Huyse asks her blog's readers to consider putting live TV into their PR plans, with the help of some relatively inexpensive technology. She mentions a recommendation by Shel Holtz, who is a highly respected online PR strategist, and someone whose recommendation I would take very seriously. For those nonprofits that can afford it right now (I supposed that the cost will decline over time), live TV could be a great tool for training staff and volunteers and for helping donors and members to participate in events remotely. If you have ideas for how nonprofits can use live TV, please share them in the comments section below.
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