by Fullintel | Nov 11, 2020 | Blog, Executive Insights
Tweet For most PR teams, daily executive news briefs to stakeholders are one of their most important deliverables. Also called “daily briefs” or “executive news briefs,” they’re typically distributed in the morning via email and are composed of the most relevant news...
by Jim Donnelly | Sep 23, 2020 | Blog
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 escaping The Pitch: They’re often bombarded with story requests at lunches, sports games, and other social events (back when we...
by Fullintel | Sep 16, 2020 | Media Monitoring, White paper
The Hidden Costs of Daily Executive News Briefs The Hidden Costs (and Pain) of DIY Daily Executive News Briefs There are three main kinds of daily executive news briefs: Curated in-house, through a PR agency, or through an expert curation service. But though an expert...
by Andrew Koeck | May 29, 2020 | Blog, Executive Insights
Tweet HBO’s relatively new recommendation website is a fun piece of technology. It’s got a slick user interface, insightful and interesting show reviews, and even lets users sample each show for free. It’s also driven by the most advanced neural network in existence –...
by Fullintel | May 20, 2020 | Blog, PR Crisis
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 offering to assist a major (unnamed) public company with monitoring and reporting on a...
by Andrew Koeck | Mar 30, 2020 | Blog
In the age of coronavirus, crisis media monitoring and measurement has taken on a whole new meaning and urgency as organizations and individuals grapple with our rapidly shifting landscape. We’ve already written, in a previous post, about how crisis media monitoring...
