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A brand new Romanian tourism branding effort is underway, but not without some skepticism. A Spanish company developed a less than perfect logo leaving some to wonder what the final tourism pitch will look like. But no pitch or campaign can cover the potholes in Romania’s weathered infrastructure.
The new PRWeb, a better experience for the readers, an improved PR tool for small businesses in need of news distribution channels, and more.
Value Prop offers new ways to create, diagnose and improve your value proposition ensuring you deliver your most effective message to your best audience.
The third annual Digital PR Next Practices Summit organized by PRNews on October 6th, 2010 at the Grand Hyatt of New York City, introduces PR and marketing professionals to the latest strategies and tactics in digital communications and helps them leverage their online efforts to boost PR results.
Is online gaming the latest advertising frontier? Real world brands have already made forays into online games such as Second Life and Facebook games like Farmville and Retail Therapy.
Google has opened up a bunch of new API’s for it’s social networking service Buzz this week. The most significant API released is a new real-time “firehose” feed that will allow all of the third-party developers to consume all of the real-time data from public Buzz messages. The firehose, which is powered by PubSubHubBub, opens up the door wide open for building comprehensive Buzz analytical and data mining tools.
Today, Mihaela Lica reviews Buzzphoria, an online PR company led by a PR whose credentials are irreproachable, but with a website that raises eyebrows.
A police public relations department was launched on Tuesday in Beijing as the first provincial level police public relations agency in China.
Smith Micro Software, Inc. has engaged global communications agency, LEWIS PR, to implement a public relations campaign in the US, with international projects.
A survery that went out Tuesday morning by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) that had a lot of people talking about what the findings meant. The ACSI survey is nothing new, however this is the first year they included some of the social networking sites. And the results conclude that, drum roll please: Facebook sucks.
