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Tom Mattia – The Art of Storytelling Communications

Tom Mattia – The Art of Storytelling Communications

by / Newsroom Ink on 08/01/2016

Tom Mattia, former Global Head of Communications for Coke and EDS and Chief Communications Officer at Yale University, sat down with Newsroom Ink’s CEO Ed Lallo to discuss public relations and communications.

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Journalists Decide Who Defines PR

Journalists Decide Who Defines PR

by / Newsroom Ink on 03/12/2012

It has become like a game that no one can win – who can define the un-definable. What is the new definition of public relations? – who can define the un-definable. What is the new definition of public relations?

For Southern Methodist University (SMU) digital journalism professor Jake Batsell the definition of a PR professional in the 21st century is similar to a journalist’s roll of “connecting people to knowledge.”

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Texas Public Relations Finds Dynamic Newsrooms the Right Tool

Texas Public Relations Finds Dynamic Newsrooms the Right Tool

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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PR Measurement Doesn’t Lie: It Just Doesn’t Always Tell the Whole Truth

PR Measurement Doesn’t Lie: It Just Doesn’t Always Tell the Whole Truth

by / Newsroom Ink on 04/30/2011

In a recent PRSA seminar on measurement led by Shonali Burke, ABC, attendees were informed that there are two kinds of measurement; bad measurement and good measurement. In reality, careful study of best practices shows that measurement numbers are never intended to tell the whole story – only a specific part over a specified period of time.

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Case Study:  Imperial Sugar Newsroom – Having a Better Story to Tell while Improving “Google-ability”

Case Study: Imperial Sugar Newsroom – Having a Better Story to Tell while Improving “Google-ability”

by / Newsroom Ink on 02/13/2011

Thirteen months after the plant explosion, if you were a journalist, industry analyst, investor or just curious and running a Google search on Imperial Sugar, it was not a pretty picture – media stories about a company in crisis had stalled on the dominant first pages of all search engines. The stories of explosion, fire and death – along with serious monetary and raw sugar supply troubles – all bubbled to the lead.

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Case Study:  Louisiana Seafood Newsroom – A Crisis of Perception for The Louisiana Seafood Board

Case Study: Louisiana Seafood Newsroom – A Crisis of Perception for The Louisiana Seafood Board

by / Newsroom Ink on 02/13/2011

Alligator, crawfish, shrimp and oysters are just a few of the industries that comprise Louisiana seafood; a $2.4 billion industry employing more than 27,000 in the bayou state. When the first news flash crossed the wires of a BP oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico, Ewell Smith, director of the Louisiana Seafood Promotion […]

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