MEDIA PROFILE: Taking IT news to a higher level - Ambrose McNevin, editor, Computer Resellers News
16 Oct 1998 | by STEPHEN ARMSTRONG
they sell to the public from a high street shop or to vast private companies. McNevin ...
s second largest IT consultancy. Its multimedia division designs and manages online services including ...
they sell to the public from a high street shop or to vast private companies. McNevin ...
and manages online services and provides interactive telephone voice response systems for its clients, which ...
covering the most generous anorak-donating region and a competition for the best dressed Shelter shop ...
The computer game Tomb Raider was an instant hit when it arrived in the shops in November 1996...The computer game Tomb Raider was an instant hit when it arrived in the shops in November 1996. Its heroine, Lara Croft, was the first-ever digital sex symbol, an unfeasibly busty gun-toting cyber-chick who dived through a series of mind-bending mazes at the player s command. Lara s inventors ...
as well. Certainly hi-tech agencies are expected to be competent at online PR. But there is some ... to doing online PR simply by persuading clients to put their web addresses on printed corporate material. For the more advanced, online PR means activities such as getting clients exposure in relevant internet news ...
. Proposed stunts include serving human-shaped kebabs outside record shops nationwide the night before ...
to access user groups directly, which is a new and significant benefit for on-line PR. However, everyone on the internet holds the same privilege, which can heighten the dangers of the on-line world. There is a ... of editorial control and can put any information they like on-line, says Robert Grupe, Text 100 ...
down on the company. The poll s heavy on-line users who spend more than eight hours a week ...
, Computer World 1991: News editor, PC Direct 1993: Business editor, PC Direct 1994: News and on-line ...
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