Our development team have been busy here at Mynewsdesk, working around the clock to bring you lots of new features. Some of these are big changes, some are small, but all are designed to ensure an easier workflow as well as better SEO and engagement.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines explain how a Mynewsdesk newsroom helps them manage their marketing and communications strategy
Check out the Twitter highlights from #FutureComms14
Please let us know what you thought of FutureComms14...
The PR and communications industry is awash with buzzwords and phrases such as "brand advocates" and "brand love." But is it possible for people to really love a brand? Do people really care that much?
New research into the future of communications shows that 75 per cent of PR, marketing and communications professionals believe brands will question the value for money large agencies offer due to the results small agencies can achieve using communications technology.
Last week, we hit a significant company milestone: 1 million stories published on the Mynewsdesk platform!
Gabrielle Laine-Peters shares her highlights from the #CommsChat on the future of communications, guest hosted by Adam Cranfield of Mynewsdesk.
On Monday 9th June at 8pm, Adam Cranfield, Head of Marketing at Mynewsdesk, will be guest hosting Europe's most popular communications conversation on Twitter - #CommsChat.
It's time to take a look back at the campaigns, stunts and happenings from the world of PR, social and digital that have inspired us or got us talking during the month of May...
There’s a schism opening up in the PR industry. There are some agencies that have put the work in to understand how the communications environment is evolving and are adapting their services, structure and skill sets in response. But there are many more agencies that, well, haven’t. And more to the point, show no sign of doing so.
A sneak peek discussion ahead of FutureComm14 - The PR & Comms Event of The Year on 18th June - industry expert communicators - Deirdre Breakenridge, Neville Hobson, Paul Sutton, Adam Cranfield - get together to discuss where the future of communications is heading.
