43 - Get a Good Bugle
The Innovator's Mic
English - July 28, 2017 07:00 - 39 minutes - 40.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 11 ratingsBusiness News Tech News media marketing Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Two years after helping to launch Hacks and Flacks with our first interview, media watcher Sam Whitmore of mediasurvey.com is back again to talk about the big topics in media and marketing.
Major media brands are making big bets on video content, but Sam explains why he thinks vertical publications in tech and other industries likely won't be able to follow suit with similar initiatives. We also discuss:
the future of Facebook Live the art form of content distribution versus the over-focus on content production the new ways publications view and seek contributed content from brands the increase in tech reporters being asked to report on politics, government structures, and policyand the effect on all of the above on tech PR professionals and content marketers.
LINKS:
Subscribe to Sam Whitmore's Media Survey: mediasurvey.com Follow Sam on Twitter: @samwhitmore Follow Hacks and Flacks on Twitter: @hacksflacks Follow Hacks and Flacks on Instagram:@hacksflacks Follow our Facebook Fan Page: Hacks and Flacks Podcast Follow March Communications on Twitter:@MarchComms Visit the M+PR Nonsense blog: MarchComms.com/blogSubscribe to Hacks and Flacks on iTunes, Stitcher or Podbay today. The show’s music is provided by Job Creators. Check them out at JobCreatorsBand.com!
Two years after helping to launch Hacks and Flacks with our first interview, media watcher Sam Whitmore of mediasurvey.com is back again to talk about the big topics in media and marketing.
Major media brands are making big bets on video content, but Sam explains why he thinks vertical publications in tech and other industries likely won't be able to follow suit with similar initiatives. We also discuss:
the future of Facebook Live the art form of content distribution versus the over-focus on content production the new ways publications view and seek contributed content from brands the increase in tech reporters being asked to report on politics, government structures, and policyand the effect on all of the above on tech PR professionals and content marketers.
LINKS:
Subscribe to Sam Whitmore's Media Survey: mediasurvey.com Follow Sam on Twitter: @samwhitmore Follow Hacks and Flacks on Twitter: @hacksflacks Follow Hacks and Flacks on Instagram:@hacksflacks Follow our Facebook Fan Page: Hacks and Flacks Podcast Follow March Communications on Twitter:@MarchComms Visit the M+PR Nonsense blog: MarchComms.com/blogSubscribe to Hacks and Flacks on iTunes, Stitcher or Podbay today. The show’s music is provided by Job Creators. Check them out at JobCreatorsBand.com!