New Reputation Monitoring Service Launched – SMR by Yomego
Yomego has recently launched My Social Media Reputation, a service to measure brands’ online reputation and provide recommendations for improvement.
07/20/2010
Yomego has recently launched My Social Media Reputation, a service to measure brands’ online reputation and provide recommendations for improvement.
O’Dwyer PR’s New Business Council has been opened to help PR firms market themselves to prospective clients and also to cope with the many issues and opportunities facing PR firms in today’s fast-changing environment.
Something as simple as an image resizer and converter can greatly ease the pain of working with large numbers of photos. The more simple it is, the more pain it relieves obviously. Simple developments can often mutate into highly useful tools, and Convert Hub is one we should watch.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter apologized for the refereeing mistakes that have blighted the World Cup and promised to look again at introducing video goal-line technology.
Chatterscope is a reputation monitoring tool designed exclusively for Twitter. It tracks mentions on Twitter and automatically classifies the sentiment within each tweet, then charts these graphically.
Online news distribution service PRWeb will release a new website in July featuring a fresh look and feel and new PR tools and resources to help users get more visibility and leads.
A new PR addon for Mozilla Firefox has just been released by BeFrame. PRFrame is said to be a useful tool for PR experts, beginners and all those generally curious about public relations. While the actual features are not clearly defined in the release annoucements, the browser tool might show some potential.
Security expert Symantec has expanded its Norton Online Family web service to cover 25 languages and thus offers parents from around the world the possibility to set browsing rules for their children, provide them a secure online experience and teach them about Internet safety.
Google has announced that it will be shutting down the Nexus One web store, just four months after it launched.
The only thing missing from RIM’s BlackBerry announcements so far is the updated OS. How will RIM compete with Apple and Google?
