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Monthly Archives: March 2015
To Con A Mockingbird
photo credit By Dee Donavanik, Publicity Director Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is perhaps my favorite book of all time. The Pulitzer Prize winning novel has become a modern classic, and rightfully so. Most of us are familiar with … Continue reading
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Tagged book publicity, books, dee donavanik, go set a watchman, harper lee, media connect, to kill a mockingbird
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Will ‘YouTubers’ Decide the 2016 Presidential Election?
photo credit By Nicole Martineau, Publicist In January, the White House announced that YouTube personalities, like education blogger Hank Green, YouTube comedian GloZell Green, and 19-year-old style and beauty vlogger Bethany Mota, were scheduled to interview President Barack Obama … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations, Social Media
Tagged 2016 presidential election, 2016 presidential election youtube, bethany mota, glozell, glozell green, hank green, jim acosta, media connect, nicole martineau, president obama, Social Media, youtube
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10 “Spring Cleaning” Must-Reads
photo credit By Cori Cagide, Publicist Spring is almost in the air! After having our fair share of snow this Winter season, I think I can speak for everybody in the northeast when I say, “Bring on the warmer … Continue reading
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Tagged black mass, book publicity, books, books to films, books to movies, cori cagide, frankenstein, insurgent, john green, media connect, moby-dick, paper towns, serena, spring clean your bookshelf, spring cleaning, the jungle book, the longest ride, the mockingjay, the scorch trials
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Museum of Public Relations Founder Discusses the Evolution of PR
photo credit Shelley Spector has been on a mission to establish and expand the Museum of Public Relations. She founded it in 1997, and recently moved into a space at Baruch College in New York City. Our own firm has … Continue reading
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Tagged edward bernays, finn partners, media connect, museum of public relations, new york city, pr, pr industry, public relations, public relations industry, shelley spector
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Author Q&A: Kay Koplovitz Shares Her Expert Tips For Entrepreneurs
Kay Koplovitz, who founded USA Networks, served as its CEO and was the first woman to serve as the president of a TV network, is the co-founder of Springboard Enterprises, a non-profit dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs raise funds. … Continue reading
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Tagged author Q&A, authors, been there run that, book publicity, books, entrepreneurs, kay koplovitz, women in business
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#AuthorSay: How a Simple Hashtag Propelled the Biggest Debate in Publishing
photo credit By Anna Patrick, Digital Publicist and Social Media Strategist Self publishing versus traditional publishing: the debate has been raging in the publishing industry for some time, and the embers of each new argument only further kindle the … Continue reading
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Tagged #authorsay, anna patrick, author hashtags, authors, books, do you love your publisher?, finn partners, hashtags, media connect, publishing, self-publishing, Social Media, traditional publishing, twitter
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