If you’re writing a news release regarding your organization’s presentation of research at a scientific meeting, here are some ideas we recommend to get your story covered in the media by simply using a good headline.
The natural history of news releases just received an evolutionary transfusion of vitality. News releases are very effective if done properly. News releases have been repeatedly declared dead, but those prognostications are completely false and missing the point.
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Provocative presentation at PRSA International Conference makes the case for why New Media is not here to replace Old Media, but save it.
“Stewart/Colbert Events Are Path to Deeper Political Activism,” says an expert at American University in Washington, D.C. Will Stewart’s sincere plea to “take it down a notch,” ring true with apathetic youth? Will Colbert’s satirical “fear march,” change the minds of skeptical hard-liners?
Two recent articles have taken the social media to task for not delivering on the supposed idealized promises of revolution and change we all naively projected onto networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. If these criticisms are valid, what can we do to salvage the value of social media in our own personal and professional lives?
We’re excited to be attending the PRSA International conference October 16-19 in our nation’s capitol. We spend our days communicating with you by phone, email and the web, and we are looking forward to meeting you face to face.
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When it comes to news releases, the cat is out of the bag. News releases have been visible by the public for at least 18 years, but an entirely new level of transparency is emerging with social media.
The College Media Conference (also fondly known as the former Keith Moore conference) was held in Baltimore last month. Once again the organizers delivered a great program, with journalists from 15 media outlets sharing their insights, requests and critiques.
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