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Are You Ready for the Metaverse?

PRSay

The metaverse will go beyond videogames to also include virtual real estate, shopping, work spaces, comedy clubs, high schools, universities and much more. This is like buying land in Manhattan 250 years ago as the city is being built,” Andrew Kiguel, chief executive of Tokens.com, told The Wall Street Journal.

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MediaPulse | A Weekly Media Round-Up

Cision

VIP List: Liz Heron is The Huffington Post ‘s new no. Image courtesy of marco monetti on flickr.

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Maxim Behar for MeTV: PR is Changing Every Single Day

Maxim Behar

When I was a teenager, something like 13-14 years old, I was publishing a neighborhood newspaper on a typewriting machine. But I was such a big fan of journalism, so I became a correspondent, travelled all over the world and met a lot of people. The brand is what people talk about regarding you when you are not in the room.

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Old Journalism’s Demise.Good News For Us!

Bad Pitch Blog

I am writing to you from 35,000 feet where American and something badly branded as Gogo Inflight has granted me 12 buck access to the Internet. While most recognized that Web properties are two-way streets, venerable newspapers and ages-old magazines kept thinking they ruled our worlds. I mean, welcome to the 2000''s, right?

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Research Shows Journalists Want More Multimedia from PR Pros

Beyond PR

While some still struggle with multimedia, there are people who would rather just write or take photos, there’s no question that journalism will become an even more visual industry in the future, especially when print eventually disappears, he says. Many of those images show up in magazines, newspapers and blogs, she says.

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The Essential Guide to Mass Communication: History, Methods, Ethics, and the Future

Masters in Communications

Way before newspapers, the Romans and Greeks used scrolls, Egyptians used papyrus, and ancient China used a form of paper to distribute information, even if that information was limited to an inner circle of elites or an educated few in those cases. China is credited with starting the world's first newspaper.

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