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Is Traditional Media Still Relevant in PR?

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

These insights form the foundation for our infographic – a must-see for any PR pro! Print media (magazine) consumption rose in 2023 , and this trend should continue in 2024, according to a study by Pew Research Center (via MediaPost). Print media is the most trusted source of news in the world at 58% (vs.

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Infographic: How to find awesome content topics

Axia PR

We’ve put together a handy infographic for you to print out and keep at your desk that offers five easy tools to use to find great content topics. At first, the topic ideas will be plentiful since there are obvious subjects and issues to address. As you dive deeper, however, topics will be harder to find.

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Top Data-Driven PR Trends of 2016: Interactive Infographics

Shift Communications

Trend #1: Interactive Infographics. We marketers and communicators have killed the infographic. We’ve fed them to every social influencer, journalist, reporter, and source in volumes so great, if we printed them out, we’d deforest the Amazon in a day. Can the news media absorb the volume of infographics we churn out?

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Entering the Era of Massive Disruption [Infographic]

Inbound PR

We thought that online and social channels were disruptive but how about innovations such as 3D printing, electric cars, the internet of things (IoT), virtual reality and artificial intelligence (AI)? Did you know that by 2020, IoT technology will be in 95% of new electronics ? That's just a year away, yes.

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AirPR Interview Series: Jon Gelberg, Inc. Media’s Executive Editor of Content Strategies

Onclusive

I was a print journalist for a dozen years, then made the leap into digital in the late 90s. It’s all about quality- quality writing, well-produced videos and infographics, and, more than ever, creating immersive, multimedia content experiences. How have you seen it evolve? In terms of getting noticed?

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How to use owned media

Stephen Waddington

Offline examples include posters, leaflet and printed brochures. The distribution of printed content is limited to physical relationships while the audience for an owned digital property will be limited. It’s dependable because it’s completely within the control of an organisation to produce and publish or broadcast.

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How we’re creating content isn’t lining up with how people are consuming it

Communications Conversations

And just 25 minutes on print media. And remind me again how important that hit in USA Today print edition is again. So, we know people are spending FAR more time on digital media (and video) than they are on print. Think about that for a minute. Meanwhile, what are public relations folks spending much of their time producing?

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