From James Horton comes the proposal that companies should restructure their PR around the web “because that is where all their messages end up”. And this is crucial. All communications: product catalogues, ecommerce, online services, account management, consumer communications (advertising), corporate communications, internal communications, job advertisements – there is a variable offline element in all

Charles Arthur on blogs

May 10th, 2005 - Mark

Excellent article by Charles Arthur in Net Imperative – sorting through the blog hype and making some good points. Interesting mention of Wired founder John Battelle’s early attempt to create a business model around aggregating blog journalism on the model of Korea’s “Oh My News” from a company called Federated Media.

Market Sentinel’s blog-monitoring services were featured in an article by Paul Durman “Firms line up to rocket into the Blogosphere” in the Sunday Times of May 8th 2005.

PRESS RELEASE Whilst blogs are causing a PR revolution in corporate America, the UK has yet to get the message. Blogs – simple syndicated websites – have revolutionised corporate communications for Fortune 500 companies like Disney, Avon, FedEx, Motorola, McGraw Hill. An increasing number of global brands realise that with 27% of Americans (according to

Market Sentinel on BBCTV

May 2nd, 2005 - Mark

Mark Rogers, CEO of Market Sentinel, will be talking to Tyler Brule of BBC4′s The Desk on Tuesday 3rd May 2005. The interview will cover buzz tracking during this UK election, and to how the same techniques are being employed in corporate monitoring. Tune in at 10pm.

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