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Recently we had the distinct pleasure of speaking with Mark Lankester, CEO of one of the world's most dynamic and fastest growing companies, Tune Hotels. Everything PR News takes a look at the man behind the hotel vision "5-star sleeping experience at a 1-star price."
The investment in Shout Communications Korea is part of Waggener Edstrom’s aggressive global strategy, which already includes expansion in Australia, India and South Africa.
Facebook seems to be starting to offer special counselling to companies in the automotive industry as it has already assigned consultants to brands like Aamco and Cottman Transmissions Systems, advising them on how to manage directory information and supplying other tactics to help generate leads for locations nationwide.
Wildfire has just announced extending its leading Social Marketing Suite to support the world's largest global video platform, YouTube.
Before the launch of a new ship, the Carnival Breeze, M&C Saatchi PR was chosen to handle Carnival Cruise Lines consumer and trade PR in the UK. M&C Saatchi PR’s mission is to help enhance the visibility of the Carnival brand in the UK through national, lifestyle, consumer, social and trade travel media.
Social networking, mobile, online, TV, tablets – all ways of interaction but also of distraction, and this might offer brands several promotional opportunities as the new “Time Spent with Media: Consumer Behavior in the Age of Multitasking” report points out.
TabSite has recently redesigned its Page Manager area to work seamlessly with the new Facebook’s Timeline page and tab design.
Mondelez sounds like an interesting name, with “monde” – “world” in French – and delez as “delish”, but when it comes to the Russian language there is a bad association, the name sounding similar to a word that describes an oral sex act. The Russian term is manda and it appears also on Wikipedia's Russian profanity page.
SmartPhonesDid you ever use mobile phone app that displayed ads (in order to be a free version) and saw that your mobile phone’s battery was drained very fast? Well, it’s natural, according to a new report from Microsoft and Purdue University which shows that such applications have a rate of power usage up to 75% higher than other apps.
Through hands-on workshops, case studies and keynotes, this Miami event will provide attendees with emerging strategies, tactics and the top do’s and don’ts of social media marketing.
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