Media lists go social with Mynewsdesk
Blog posts • Feb 27, 2013 05:51 EST
We've improved our Network features to add a whole new dimension to your PR contacts.
We've improved our Network features to add a whole new dimension to your PR contacts.
Earlier this week, Google launched the possibility to create company and brand “pages” on Google Plus. Naturally, we were very curious and eager to test out the feature’s possibilities for Mynewsdesk, and be one of the first companies to register for a Google+ page.
Communicators have seen a veritable bumper crop of infographics flash across their screens this year. And yes, there is a risk that you might bemoan yet another one about Google versus Facebook. But we’ve come across one recently that deals with an issue other than user stats, functionality, or even employee perks.
We’ve been using WordPress as our blog platform since we started. What we love about WordPress is that it’s an OpenSource project, meaning that the possibilities are literally endless. We can customize the blog completely to our liking, by applying our own designs, as well as installing specific plugins.
What happens when you lock in some of Sweden’s most innovative web developers for 24 hours and let them compete against each other to come up with the best business idea? Well, developers from Mynewsdesk will emerge victorious, of course.
When the spring sun was at its brightest, we decided on a day to lighten up the inevitable autumn. A whole day, dedicated to engagement in digital and social channels. Sounds great, doesn’t it? Factor in some time for just plain old socialising, the chance to mingle and exchange ideas and best practice. That was what Mynewsdesk Sweden set out to create, and the result is Mynewsday.
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