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Tag Archives: nicole martineau
The Publishing Industry Mourns the Loss of Stewart’s Daily Show
photo credit By Nicole Martineau, Publicist As I watched the final episode of Jon Stewart’s The Daily Show, I couldn’t help but think of an eye-opening piece I read in the Washington … Continue reading
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Tagged book pubilcist, book publicity, jon stewart, national tv, nicole martineau
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MEDIA CONNECT Deskscape Series: What’s On Publicist Nicole Martineau’s Desk?
The following article is a part of our Deskscape Series. Many of us spend up to eight or nine hours at our desks per day, making our “deskscapes” a creative reflection of the book publicity work we do for our … Continue reading
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Tagged book publicity, finn partners, finn partners dc, media connect, media connect deskscape series, nicole martineau
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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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What Does the Success of ‘Serial’ Mean for the Future of Traditional Radio?
photo credit By Nicole Martineau, Publicist Podcasts have been around for years, but none in recent memory have been able to generate as much buzz as Serial, a record-breaking nonfiction crime drama created and brilliantly hosted by This American … Continue reading
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Tagged nicole martineau, podcasts, public radio, public relations, publicity, sarah koenig, serial, serial podcast, the american life, traditional radio
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The Power of Radio
By Nicole Martineau, Publicist One of our specialties here at MEDIA CONNECT is the Morning Drive Radio Tour, a popular service where we arrange back-to-back interviews with radio stations across America in a single morning. Whether you are a … Continue reading
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Tagged mdrt, Media, media connect, morning drive radio tour, nicole martineau, npr, radio
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Kindle Unlimited: Critics Weigh In On Amazon’s New e-Book Subscription
By Nicole Martineau, Publicist Last week, Amazon announced the launch of Kindle Unlimited, a new e-book service that allows customers to read as many books as they want from a digital library of over 600,000 titles and thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, books, kindle unlimited, nicole martineau, oyster, publishing, publishing industry, scribd
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Revamping Reading Rainbow for the Digital Age
photo credit By Nicole Martineau, Associate Publicist If you grew up in the ‘80s or ‘90s, you’ve probably heard the exciting news that Reading Rainbow could be making a triumphant comeback, all thanks to LeVar Burton’s Kickstarter campaign. The … Continue reading
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Tagged books, children's books, LeVar Burton, mark wolfe, nicole martineau, read, reading rainbow, reading rainbow app
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Book Expo America Reflections
photo credit As we eagerly await the United States’ largest book convention next week, MEDIA CONNECT looks back to remember some of their favorite moments of Book Expo America’s (BEA’s) past.
Posted in publishing
Tagged bea, bea 13, bea 2013, bea 2014, book expo america 2013, book expo america 2014, brian feinblum, david hahn, karissa hearn, nicole martineau, publishing, stephen matteo
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World Book Night 2014 Recap: ‘Givers’ Take to the Streets to Spread Their Love of Reading
By Nicole Martineau, Associate Publicist photo credit Last night, Wednesday, April 23, over 25,000 dedicated volunteers across the United States gave away free books to members of their local community for World Book Night U.S., an annual event dedicated to … Continue reading
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Tagged after the funeral, agatha christie, books, catch-22, joseph heller, nicole martineau, publishing, ryan gosling, stephen chbosky, the perks of being a wallflower, wbn14, world book night, world book night u.s., world book night u.s. 2014
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April is National Poetry Month: Celebrate by Reading These New Releases
By Nicole Martineau, Associate Publicist Did you know that April is National Poetry Month? First introduced by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, National Poetry Month is a time when the entire literary community comes together to celebrate … Continue reading
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Tagged april 2014, james franco, national poetry month, nicole martineau, poem, poems, poetry, rachel zucker, tolkein
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