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Topics: Media, Communication

  • How hacking can cause a comms crisis. Snapchat, LinkedIn & Evernote

    Being hacked represents not only a huge operational risk to most businesses but also, from a comms perspective, one of the biggest potential risks to an organisation’s reputation. Being hacked happens without warning and takes everyone by surprise. In the immediate aftermath of the hack being revealed, there can be a shortage of information about what has happened.

  • FutureComms15: 5 Minutes With Jonathan Bean

    Chief Marketing & Growth Officer at Mynewsdesk and moderator of FutureComms15, Jonathan Bean shares his thoughts on the state of PR and a glimpse of what to expect from the event... ​

  • Growing pains, tech startup to listed company

    For new start-ups PR plays an important role in achieving growth and attracting signups and new users. PR people work hard to carefully craft an image and communicate that through the media and bloggers.

  • 7 Ways You've Been Approaching Journalists Completely Wrong

    When it comes to reaching out to journalists, there’s so many “how to” guides out there, but have you ever considered that you still might be going about things the wrong way? We spoke to two journalists who shared their insights on the biggest mistakes they see PR people making...

  • Mattias Malmström New CEO at Mynewsdesk

    Mynewsdesk today announced that Mattias Malmström is the company’s new CEO. Malmström’s main task as CEO is to continue driving Mynewsdesk’s rapid growth thereby strengthening its position as a leader in modern communications and content technology.

  • Mynewsdesk Bootcamp

    We’re launching a brand new programme: Mynewsdesk Bootcamp! Become a Mynewsdesk superuser with our series of workshops and sessions which will cover the newsroom basics, setting and analysing KPIs, syncing Google Analytics and AdWords and much much more!

  • Top of the PR Pops: May Highlights

    From floating houses to life-saving phones, it's time to take a look back at the campaigns, stunts and happenings from the world of PR, social and digital that have got us talking this month...

  • #WeArePR: Building a picture of the modern communicator

    For an industry so involved in helping organisations establish identity, the marketing world is going through a fascinating crisis. Yet, for all the furore and panic, the world keeps spinning. We thought it was time someone went out there and started to build a picture that reflected the variety and range of this world in a different way.

  • FutureComms15: 5 Minutes With David Schneider

    David Schneider. An actor in Hollywood blockbusters such as Mission Impossible, and Steeve Coogan's I'm Alan Partridge. A stand-up comedian. Oh...and a Twitter obsessive with over 196k followers (not that he's counting) and founder of ThatLot (an agency specialising in viral videos and images) - will be speaking at FutureComms15. Here are a couple of spoilers of what to expect from his talk:

  • FutureComms15: 5 Minutes With Francis Thomas

    Francis Thomas, Head of Communications at London Midland will be appearing on our panel for a discussion about the state and evolution of PR at this year's FutureComms. Read what he had to say ahead of the event...

  • ​Top Of The PR Pops: April

    From a big-name boxing match to the fighting talk of Westminster, April 2015 truly was a month of battles. And for PR and comms people alike, we’ve had a field day observing and analysing the events as they’ve unfolded, and indeed, the outcomes. This month, we’re looking at two of the biggest events that have got PR tongues wagging and divided the nation:

  • ​Top 10, 7 Ways & 32 Reasons: Are Listicles Becoming A Content Marketing Disease?

    With "top 10" this, '7 ways' that all over the net, it comes as no surprise that on average, 20-25% of the daily content produced by publications such as PR Daily and E-Consultancy is made-up of lists. And the reason behind the number that's used? Well that's dependent on how many points the writer can think of...

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