4 Ways to Rethink the Press Release

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Saturday, April 07, 2012
TRENDING STORIES IN MEDIA 2 Ways to Fix Customer Loyalty Programs 5 Best Practices for Creating Viral Branded Videos Ask Sir Richard Branson Your Questions [LIVE VIDEO] ALL STORIES IN MEDIA 4 Ways to Rethink the Press Release Friday, April 06, 2012 8:47 PM Jonathan Rick Every year, for the last ten years, someone has proclaimed that the press release is dying. While the rumors of its demise are exaggerated, they are not totally unfounded. That's because the press release is, in fact, being eclipsed by digital... How Oprah is Revolutionizing Social TV in Real-Time Friday, April 06, 2012 4:36 PM Samantha Murphy Oprah may have retired from her daytime talk show nearly a year ago, but she's hardly out of sight from her fan base. In fact, her latest series airing on OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network is perhaps one of the most advanced shows in the social... Anonymous Leads 'Time 100' Poll, But Did the Hacktivists Rig the Results? Friday, April 06, 2012 2:42 PM Lauren Indvik Anonymous, the loosely knit hacker collective that has taken credit for a range of data breaches, information leaks and website takedowns over the past eight years, is now topping the Time 100 Poll in the final hours of voting. The organization...		TOP STORIES TODAY 4 Ways to Rethink the Press Release How Oprah is Revolutionizing Social TV in Real-Time Anonymous Leads 'Time 100' Poll, But Did the Hacktivists Rig the Results? 8 Tips To Maximize Your Brand's YouTube Presence Kindle Espanol: Amazon Launches Spanish-Language Ebook Store TOP TOPICS Trending 5,372 followers Tech 8,050 followers Business 33,649 followers Social Media 66,022 followers Gadgets 7,535 followers Apps And Software 836 followers Facebook 79,552 followers Mobile 4,578 followers US 766 followers Dev & Design 564 followers
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