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2011 predictions: new platforms and traces of engagement

It’s the beginning of the year and that means everyone is making resolutions, coming up with predictions and trying to […]

Conversation curation: the new frontier in PR

As a reporter for a community newspaper many moons ago, I developed a bad habit. After a city council meeting […]

Cision’s WheretoPitch: an SEO-focused view toward media research

The task of determining which journalists and bloggers may find a particular announcement relevant has long entailed a variety of […]

How Facebook’s new messaging system will change the PR community’s use of email

Seems hardly a few weeks go by without Facebook announcing an expansion into another realm of communications. Whether it’s location-based […]

Are organizations beginning to coalesce around the social Web?

As social Web monitoring and engagement have grown to become predominant topics of discussion in public relations and marketing circles […]

Each week, Facebook users double the time spent watching TV’s biggest event

Citi analyst Mark Mahaney generated some buzz awhile back when he published a research note commenting that in August, for […]

Three reasons why RSS remains a vital tool for PR and marketing pros

If you’re among the 89 percent of Internet users who didn’t use an RSS reader even at their adoption peak […]

Incorporating new metrics into PR measurement

For some public relations professionals looking to demonstrate return on investment to their clients, the wide range of new metrics […]

What the growing debate over “hot news doctrine” means for PR and marketing pros

In the weeks since the Federal Trade Commission released a draft of policy proposals supporting the “reinvention of journalism” [PDF], […]

How polyculture is feeding the development of the Semantic Web

My 8th grade science teacher, Mr. Jensen, had a lawn riddled with weeds. Not because he was too lazy to […]

How one city government turned its Facebook page into a virtual town hall

  Trying to drum up interest in a local election can seem futile, especially if there’s no hot-button issue at […]

The biggest social media challenge PR pros face is finding time

Recently, I led a discussion on social media monitoring and engagement as part of Cision Canada‘s Deconstructing Social Media event […]

The 5 new features on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn that PR pros need to understand

If you feel like you’d pay closer attention to the ongoing evolution of social sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, […]

Social media and mainstream media intertwine: Cision adds social media to CisionPoint

Time and again, we’ve discussed here the importance of measuring the impact of your message on blogs and social sites […]

Using mobile platforms to find new mindshare

As public relations and marketing professionals grow increasingly comfortable with online social platforms, many are beginning to turn their attention […]

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