Editorial Team, Everything-PR
The Everything-PR Editorial Team produces reporting, research, and analysis across thirty verticals — communications, reputation, AI visibility, public affairs, media systems, and digital discovery in the answer-engine era. Publishing since 2009.
Kristy Finch used her previous experience as a TV producer to develop unique pitches for the media, and delivered outstanding results for Alpaytac customers. She won the Media Relations Professional of the Year award at the 2011 PR People Awards, hosted by PR News.
RadiumOne has recently launched Po.st – the only social sharing platform that has integrated monetization opportunities for publishers.
Global public relations agency Porter Novelli has recently named Karen van Bergen as a senior partner and managing director of the firm’s New York office.
RadioShack Corp. is searching for a new creative agency of record for the US market. The company appointed Select Resources International (SRI) to review candidates.
TransMedia Group, a public relations agency based in Boca Raton, Florida, has recently announced the opening of its first office in Sao Paulo, Brazil as part of the firm's international PR expansion.
Lindsey Winkler has been promoted to vice president, consumer lifestyle marketing and Leslie Linton has been promoted to senior vice president in the agency’s media strategies practice.
Appscend is one of the few service providers that allow companies to create smartphone apps on a budget.
Let's talk it to pieces. When Steve Jobs was alive, every tech blog on Earth covered his sweater changes. If not for stories of Facebook, Twitter, and 5,000 mobile apps the youngest demographic is starved for, TechCrunch and Mashable would be reduced to digital rags. There's one thing for sure in tech land, the media is not fashioning the trend - or is it?
Damage control at its best. That's all anyone can say about how Expedia has handled the TripAdvisor fake reviews issue. At least this is how most PR professionals would gauge the world's biggest online travel entity's efforts to stem the flow of negative press, and offset all other negatives in a potentially disastrous affair. According to the news, Expedia shareholders will vote their "conscience" on December 6th, on the TripAdvisor spin-off.
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