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Digital Newsrooms: USA Today Talks Mobile & Social

Cision

In a world where people rely more and more on their mobile devices to get them through the day, newsrooms are reinventing themselves to keep readers informed. Jeff Dionise, Beryl Love , Patty Michalski and Susan Page provided attendees insightful pitching tips. Q: What’s the current role of mobile and social on newsrooms?

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USA Today’s Tips for Pitching to Get News Coverage

Cision

Gannett’s flagship brand, USA Today, has reinvented itself over the past five years to stay relevant to its increasingly mobile-focused readers. Today, USA Today ranks first in combined print and digital circulation, underlying the importance of this digital transformation for newsrooms around the world. — Beryl Love.

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Building Media Lists That Get Results

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Even the most stellar pitch is useless if the wrong people are targeted; a carefully selected list of fewer reporters will yield better results than a spray-and-pray approach. While this may seem easy and obvious, it takes a certain talent for “creative analysis” to avoid missing pitch opportunities.

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Print news media is dying

Stephen Waddington

Print news media under threat is not an exclusive. We consume news through TV, mobile apps, PC and social media. Print new media challenge Ad-funded newspapers such as The Evening Standard and The Metro are the exception, not the rule. The print is dying debacle is an issue for people working in media relations.

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Top Trends From State of the Media 2016

Cision

This year’s report found that 92 percent of media outlets have or are currently adopting a mobile-friendly Web design. They must reconsider how they create, distribute and pitch their thought leadership. Related to the rise of mobile, multimedia was this year’s second most important trend, according to 25.8 Multimedia.

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How The Washington Post Shifted Gears

Cision

In 2015, mobile compatibility and multimedia continued to shape how newsrooms reach and inform their readers, and predictions show no sign of these trends fading. How have traditionally print newspapers made sense of the changing media landscape? She’s not looking for pitches laying out everything there is to know about a subject.

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Be The Signal, Not The Noise On Social Media

Cision

Media outlets present stories much differently, shifting from traditional print editions to mobile-friendly video recaps. Today, 23 percent accept pitches via social media. This social platform is great for building relationships with reporters before you need to pitch them, Ian says. Want to score more media hits?