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Although it may seem like it at times, fake news is nothing new. Governments and other organizations, for example, have employed propaganda on countless occasions during wartime...
Sifting through the noise on social media can be time-consuming and challenging for PR teams at the best of times, especially for those at large organizations with...
The team and I were recently having one of our regular meetings (via video conferencing, of course) when we realized that as of this month, Fullintel will...
Journalists and editors see a lot of story pitches from a lot of people. In many cases, they see so many that they have a difficult time...
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – July 9, 2020 – Fullintel has won a 2020 AMEC Silver Award for best crisis comms measurement and reporting, for its work assisting a...
Fullintel is proud to announce that we’ve been shortlisted for a 2020 AMEC Award for best crisis comms measurement and reporting. Fullintel engaged its 24/7/365 crisis monitoring...
The first newspaper to ever appear in Tennessee, the Knoxville Gazette, started up in 1791 and ceased publishing by 1818. Updated February 2020 1. The Commercial Appeal...
Newspapers were an important source of information for the settlers of the American west, and the state of Montana was no exception. The first newspaper in the...
West Virginia’s first-ever newspaper appeared in 1790, with the founding of the Potowmac Guardian & Berkeley Advertiser in Shepherdstown. Updated February 2020 1. Charleston Gazette-Mail Founded in...
Even though the Santa Fe New Mexican stakes a claim as being the oldest newspaper in the west, it was a newspaper called La Verdad that was...
Although there are still some very old newspapers still in circulation in North Carolina, the first-ever newspaper in the state was the North Carolina Gazette, which originally...
The first newspaper in North Dakota was started by two American Civil War soldiers stationed at Fort Union, entitled the Frontier Scout, during the height of the...