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5 Ways to Ride the Social Journalism Trend

Cision

Journalism and PR have changed over the past several years. As the latest edition of Cision’s annual Global Social Journalism Study shows, journalists are using social media not only for publishing and promoting their content, but also interacting with audiences. Don’t Abandon Email.

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Pioneering Change in the NHL: Making Hockey More Inclusive with Kim Davis

PR for Anyone

A trailblazing leader, Kim has a rich history in corporate responsibility and social equity, being recognized by top organizations like Adweek, Sports Business Journal, and Savoy Magazine. Kim Davis is the Executive Vice President of Social Impact, Growth Initiatives, and Legislative Affairs at the NHL.

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Critical Mention Launches YouTube Integration

Critical Mention

NEW YORK — Critical Mention, the leading media monitoring and intelligence platform for TV, radio, online news and social media has launched a YouTube integration that continues the expansion of its already robust content set. YouTube has almost 2 billion monthly active logged-in users (YouTube for Press).

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2016 Global Social Journalism Study: How to Reach More Journalists on Social Media

Cision

According to Cision’s 2016 Global Social Journalism Study published this week, nearly half (48 percent) of U.S. Just take a look at the following snapshot from the Global Social Journalism Study. Audio-visual sharing tools like YouTube see the biggest difference between age groups and journalistic content.

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Crisis Ready Q&A: How Can You Merge Your Expertise Into A Career In Crisis Communication?

Melissa Agnes

I’d love to speak with you to hear your thoughts around how I can merge my journalism career into a future in crisis communication work.” ” You can also listen to this episode on iTunes , Spotify , Stitcher , and YouTube. The answer explores: Your resumé: strategic ways to make yourself stand out.

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Who Is Fighting Fake News? [article]

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

has radically changed journalism and public relations , two industries that rely on the free exchange of information and ideas. It’s their way of supporting journalism into the future, which is a good thing. But one highly undesirable outcome is “fake news.”

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Why Facebook & Google Can’t Afford to Legitimize Fake News Sources

Cision

In the 1890s, it was called yellow journalism and was a tactic designed by greedy newspaper publishers to sell more newspapers using scandalous (and not necessarily true) headlines. Brands like Google, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube are doing nothing to prevent it, resulting in a very confusing and convoluted media world.

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