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Newsroom Ink’s Ed Lallo & Springfield Lewis to Present at IABC Southern Region Conference

Newsroom Ink’s Ed Lallo & Springfield Lewis to Present at IABC Southern Region Conference

by / Newsroom Ink on 08/07/2012

At the recent IABC World Conference in Chicago, communicators agreed that credible content – aligned with the business agenda – is essential to tell an organization’s story well. Lallo and Lewis will talk about the need for communications functions to become content engines that drive business.

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Texas Public Relations Association Finds Dynamic Newsrooms the Right Tool to Advance the Business

Texas Public Relations Association Finds Dynamic Newsrooms the Right Tool to Advance the Business

by / Newsroom Ink on 12/04/2011

You’ve probably seen M.C. Escher’s drawing, “Metamorphosis.” In it, leapin’ lizards are transformed from buzzin’ bees to fish to birds, then a cityscape – and finally, a chess board. Escher unites seemingly unrelated things into a stunning, symmetrical illustration.

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Harvard Business Review: Eight Ways to Communicate Strategy More Effectively

Harvard Business Review: Eight Ways to Communicate Strategy More Effectively

by / Newsroom Ink on 08/23/2011

Most organizations have a deeper meaning as to why they exist. This tends to influence strategy, decision-making and behaviors at executive levels, but often isn’t well articulated for employees. What you call it doesn’t matter, your purpose, your why, your core belief, your center.

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Newsroom Ink Featured on Social Media Marketing Magazine’s Blog

Newsroom Ink Featured on Social Media Marketing Magazine’s Blog

by / Newsroom Ink on 02/07/2011

Ed Lallo, founder of Newsroom Ink, is a featured blogger on Social Media Marketing (SMM) Magazine’s website. Lallo addresses the topic of using the online newsroom as the content engine to drive social media.

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Information Carrying Images = Good, According to Nielsen Study in NY Times

Information Carrying Images = Good, According to Nielsen Study in NY Times

by / Newsroom Ink on 11/11/2010

According to an article in the Business Day Technology section of the New York Times, a recent study published by Jakob Nielsen, principal in the Nielsen Norman Group, shows people ignore generic online photos.

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