Mynewsdesk #FutureComms Panel - Meet the panel, part 1
We're very excited to introduce the Mynewsdesk Future of Communications Panel!
We're very excited to introduce the Mynewsdesk Future of Communications Panel!
The smarter platform for PR and Brand engagement at Social Media World Forum - with COO Jonathan Bean a panellist.
Mynewsdesk - the Swedish ‘new-school PR-tool’ company - has today launched a new version of its monitoring feature, called Explore. This is not a media database, as PR are used to. In fact it isn’t a monitoring tool like anything else on the market.
Media, brands, communications, PR and technology are in a state of flux. Where do we go from here? Your job is changing. You want to stay on top of new trends, while not losing sight of what makes communications effective.
Media, brands, communications, PR and technology are in a state of flux. Where do we go from here? On 15 February 2012, Mynewsdesk is hosting The Great Debate, at which a panel of the sharpest minds representing all corners of the comms ecosystem will debate...
You've found it, but search engines might not. An intriguing blog post by Paul Sutton of BOTTLE PR.
Keith Childs launched GM Europe's first social media newsroom and he continues to lead the evolution of corporate comms at Opel/Vauxhall Europe. We picked his brains on social media newsrooms and trends in digital communications.
Emily Goodyear, PR & Marketing Manager at WRM-Media, on how to make sure your content delivers for your business.
For many businesses the main reason for undertaking a communications programme isn’t to shift the kit, instead it is to sell the entire business. Yet traditional communications plans are often ill-equipped to achieve this.
In this post we dive a little deeper into how we can measure digital PR performance.
Why do we measure communications performance? To justify our work to our boss? To justify our work to the client? To win awards? To win future work?
So. The Mynewdesk London crew finally made it to the Oscars of PR. In the words of one of our Swedish counterparts- BAM! It seems only fitting that on Tuesday night, the company that is turning digital PR on its head was to witness an equally improbable feat: Alistair Campbell taking the blame for something.