The continuing evolution of communication
Tuesday, September 28th, 2010
It’s been a couple of months since we announced Marketwire’s acquisition of Sysomos, and we are very pleased with our progress to date. As we anticipated, our clients have responded very positively to our move. It was our clients who had been asking us to integrate social media feedback and analysis into our portfolio of services. Because communication professionals understand the value of knowing what is being said about their company, products, people or brands in the broader market, they also know why it makes sense to seamlessly integrate the ability to respond to those conversations. Beyond that, they realize the significance in what we’re delivering: the power to incorporate intelligence learned from those social media conversations into their strategic plans. (more…)


Despite the global economic crisis and migration of readers to online platforms, traditional newspapers retain their vitality in Latin America, falling far from the predictions that point to a rapid decrease readership. On the contrary, they will continue to grow for the next five years, particularly in South America, according to research conducted by consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
“Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man [OR woman] healthy, wealthy and wise.”
Just over a month ago, Marketwire created a weekly Twitter chat called #smmeasure with the help of Sysomos as co-host. The purpose of the chat is to discuss best practices and provide tips on social media measurement and analytics. Hopefully, the chat will enable participants to network with other social media professionals and develop a relationship beyond chatting.
Back to school. It’s a “season” typically greeted with dread and anxiety by students; joy and pride by parents. But if you’re a marketer, the dawning of a new semester is the perfect time to think about how your products and services can benefit college and university students.
You might know Marketwire as an all-inclusive communications tool for public relations, investor relations and marketing communications professionals. But, what you don’t know might surprise you. Below are a few facts — some more serious than others — about the company and the individuals who make up the company: 




