Posts Tagged ‘Social Media’

Daft Punk Album Launch Already a Big Success

Today, Daft Punk, the French electro duo known for producing hits such as “One More Time” and “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger,” released a preview of the group’s new album “Random Access Memories” via iTunes; the full album will be released next week. While this may seem like a tiny announcement in the lead up to [...]

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Bateman Group Wins Three 2013 Bulldog Media Relations Awards for Excellence

Its my pleasure to announce that the good people at Bulldog Media have once again recognized Bateman Group with not one, not two, but THREE awards for excellence in media relations for 2013.

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Social Media Versus PR: Who Owns the Message?

I had the pleasure of watching Bateman Group’s CEO and Founder Fred Bateman participate in a panel discussion at the PR Summit Conference last week. In addition to Fred, the diverse group of panelists included Harry McCracken, technology editor from Time Magazine, Gerard Francis Corbett, chair and CEO of PRSA and Teresa Rodriguez, president of TangoDiva. Y’Anad Burrell of Glass House Communications moderated the discussion.

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Bateman Buzz Meter for May 2012

The latest installment of the Bateman Buzz Meter for May 2012, our ranking of recent newsworthy events based on PR and Social Media effectiveness. As always, comments welcome!

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Bateman Buzz Meter for April 2012

The latest installment of the Bateman Buzz Meter, our ranking of recent newsworthy events based on PR and Social Media effectiveness. As always, comments welcome!

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Does Evil Knievel PR Really Work? An Analysis of Launching (and Flopping) at SXSW

  We’ve been following South By Southwest Interactive even closer this year, as we pulled together a panel for our client Recyclebank entitled“Can Gaming Make the World Better?” Of all of the media coverage coming out of the event, I found this piece from AdAge’s David Berkowitz particularly interesting, both for the article itself and [...]

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