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Creating a Communal Narrative: A Case for Skipping the Press Release

Waxing UnLyrical

While there are still some valid reasons for creating and pushing out a press release over the newswire, it’s far less necessary now than it used to be. Good reason: Press releases allow you to consolidate messaging and can act as true north throughout a PR campaign. Or, perhaps a better question is: What would you gain?

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Changes in News Delivery Give New Power to Press Releases

Proactive Report

We need to understand the current media landscape: What journalists need today, how best to work with them, where the opportunities lie for PR news material — and what that means for Press Releases. It’s hard, but we have to figure it out and learn how to produce better journalism.”. The press release is available here.).

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Me on Tom Foremski on PR

Danny WhatMough

My full comments are below: Foremski’s problem is one that seems to afflict many other journalists and it’s an automatic conclusion that PR is intrinsically linked to journalists and press releases. Foremski goes on to give his advice to companies: “Don’t worry about links and SEO beyond the basics.

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How the Economy and Social Media Are Ruining PR

Socialized

The combined effects of social media and a down economy are ruining the PR industry. Companies have slashed both staff and budgets across the board, and public relations is no exception. Still, companies will outsource PR as they always have. Social media is seen by some companies as the new PR. Here’s how.

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This Week in Social Media – 8/14/2013

Social Media Marketing

A roundup of relevant links affecting our industry. Industry Negative comments are like broken windows. With its latest change in policy around links in press releases , Google is influencing public relations. Of Google, he says, "No other company has embedded itself this deeply into my life."

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Borrowing Content Was Happening Long Before Blogging

Adam Sherk

It sounds a lot like the practices of some industry blogs and news aggregators today. Adam is part of the Define Search Strategies consulting team, which is owned by The New York Times Company. We poached material constantly, from newspapers, from other publications — even from Time.

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The Wrap, Newser and Content Aggregation: How Much Attribution is.

Adam Sherk

by Adam Sherk on April 8, 2010 The cease and desist letter and the ensuing war of words between The Wrap’s Sharon Waxman and Newser’s Michael Wolff is getting a lot of industry attention this week. It has a toolbar PageRank score of 1, and at least in my Google results it is not in the top 50 for “Wall Street Journal.”