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What will PR technology look like in 2025?

Communications Conversations

Now, what about 2005? After all, who could predict that Facebook would become an essential took for PR pros in 2005? Or, that you would be able to produce entire brand videos right from your smart phone? Video technology will render conference calls useless. The fall of content marketing tech. Makes sense.

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7 Superior Podcasts for Super Listeners Eyeing the Big Picture

Sword and the Script

In a 5-minute webinar titled Why Podcasting Might be Bigger than you Think (video embedded nearby), the research firm says podcast listeners consume upwards of 5.5 The two tackle emerging marketing trends, often from very different world-views, with the podcast itself as a moderating medium. PNR: This Old Marketing. (~60

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How To Transform Your Brand’s Online Newsroom Into a Media Magnet

MaccaPR

When your brand is mapping its media outreach strategy, it’s easy to get hung up on the usual suspects: public relations, paid advertising, social media and content marketing. According to statistics from the American Society of News Editors, print news staffing fell by 65 percent from 2005-2015. Exhibit B: Also Starbucks.

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The transition from media to PR: Four former journalists talk about the surprises, struggles and wins

Communications Conversations

Since the beginning of the year, I’ve noticed a distinct trend: more former media folks making the transition to the PR/social side. I saw that the Star Tribune was doing video so I asked if I could help them shape their video product. Jay Olstad, senior video producer & script writer, United Health Group.

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Addressing the talent challenge in PR – finding stability in volatile times

PR Conversations

Another trend is towards flexible working within a ‘gig economy’ In this PR Conversation post, I discuss how these developments affect the PR industry, with Nigel Sarbutts, founder of The PR Cavalry , a service designed to connect public relations freelancers with clients and PR agencies based on data and logic. .

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