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Political Newsrooms: Misunderstood and Under Utilized

Political Newsrooms: Misunderstood and Under Utilized

by / Newsroom Ink on 08/16/2016

The political online newsroom is not a tool for every campaign, only those that want to win. It could prove to be “the” instrumental factor in deciding a political race.

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Symantec’s Study Confirms Newsroom Ink’s Security Issues With Social Media

Symantec’s Study Confirms Newsroom Ink’s Security Issues With Social Media

by / Newsroom Ink on 07/28/2011

Recent findings have revealed the pervasive spread of social media within companies, and both the companies and their IT departments have good reason to be worried about potential risks. A company experiences an average of nine social media incidents a year, such as employees publicly posting confidential information. More than 90 percent of these companies suffer negative consequences that include damage to their reputations, loss of customer trust, data loss and lost revenue.

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Social Media & PR Daily Features Newsroom Ink Story

Social Media & PR Daily Features Newsroom Ink Story

by / Newsroom Ink on 07/28/2011

Social Media & PR Daily features a story posted on Newsroom Ink on Symantec’s recent study, 2011 Social Media Protection Flash Poll, concerning issues surrounding social media security.

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Newsroom Ink Featured in the Daily’Dog PR Opinion and Issues

Newsroom Ink Featured in the Daily’Dog PR Opinion and Issues

by / Newsroom Ink on 07/25/2011

Facebook is getting a lot of publicity lately, and not all good. The Bulldog Reporter’s Daily’Dog features Newsroom Inks vice president of strategic communication Springfield Lewis, and founder Ed Lallo’s article -Facebook: Not the Place For the Public Face Of a Company’s PR Strategy -in PR Opinion and Issues section.

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Facebook – Not the Public Place for Company’s PR Face

Facebook – Not the Public Place for Company’s PR Face

by / Newsroom Ink on 07/07/2011

Let’s face it….Facebook is not the place for the public face of a company’s PR Strategy. The conversations being held on the many pages of Facebook are fleeting, have no structure, cannot be directed to a higher level and are not tied to the company’s executive agenda.

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