Media Analysis

Chatting with Josh Bernoff, Co-Author of Empowered

This post was written by Brett Safron,  Senior Vice President of Business Development for Cision. The days are long gone […]

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 […]

Bouncing Back from Steven Slater

This post was written by Phil Kam, Cision Analysis’ director of new services who is integrating social media analysis into […]

Newspaper Ad Pricing Remains Aggressive

This is a guest post from Ryo Yamaguchi, Media Researcher at Cision. The question of advertising pricing strategies in the […]

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 […]

Gift Guide Editorial Opportunities are Knocking

Magazine staffers consistently say the product section is a prime place to score coverage, and that means the annual holiday […]

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 […]

Targeting the Media Q&A

Last week, I presented Targeting the Media, a free Cision webinar, with Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and Product […]

Unvarnished is really Unharnessed

Unvarnished is defined by Webster’s as “not adorned or glossed: plain, straightforward.” A new site of the same name is […]

A Post With No Name

The suggestion box: a place where grievances are aired, opinions are expressed and once in awhile, an actual suggestion is […]

Only in 2010: Celebrities on Foursquare

MTV and VH1 recently announced  a partnership with Foursquare allowing their celebrity personalities – most from reality show programming – […]

When a little something goes wrong

Have you ever embarked on a public relations or marketing campaign that was largely successful, but a little something went […]

Filtering for influential brand mentions: an approach for busy communicators

It’s sometimes brought up as a harsh truth for public relations and marketing professionals: social media “doesn’t scale.” If you […]

The social Web as a coral reef

 For a while now, I’ve been writing about how public relations professionals can use social metrics such as links, comments […]

1 2 3 5 6 7 8