media monitoring

Google Sidewiki – Decentralizing web authority

What happens when you let everyone have a voice on every page of the web? Google Sidewiki may be one […]

Mainstream Media In Sync With Blogs During Skittles’ News Surge

Blogs Have Local Color, But Storylines Transcend Media Types As Jay reported here last week, Skittles’ controversial move to change […]

Are reporters really Twitterpated about Facebook?

This post is written by Cision guest blogger Annette Arno. Annette is a Research Director and analyzed the survey data and prepared […]

Social metrics: which ones matter?

A new effort to define online influence in terms of sharing is taking root In the early days of the […]

How well does media coverage follow trends in social networking?

Social networks enjoy volumes of media coverage that reflect their actual popularity surprisingly well As media outlets seek out ways […]

The future of newspapers: point, counterpoint

This post is written by Cision guest bloggers Ruth McFarland and Nicole Duhoski. Ruth is the Senior Vice President of […]

Will Twitter be the platform that unites journalists and PR pros?

Media relations professionals and journalists can enjoy an authentic and mutually beneficial interaction on Twitter – but will they? The media […]

How using Web traffic for media monitoring could evolve in 2009

The challenges of counting heads to measure your online presence By Jay Krall Web metrics have long been crucial to […]

The future of the Semantic Web? It’s already here

An expert weighs in on how Web 3.0 is about to make media monitoring easier For public relations professionals, finding […]

Is there a right way to promote your mentions on Digg?

Only as part of a larger mix of compelling content The social news site Digg has come a long way […]

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