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What’s the State of the Media in 2016? | Institute for Public Relations

What’s the State of the Media in 2016? | Institute for Public Relations | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The new Cision State of the Media 2016 Report helps communication professionals stay on the cutting edge with insights gleaned from a survey of 346 journalists, bloggers and influencers and as well as analysis from Cision’s Media Research Team.


The annual report looks at the trends that shaped the media in 2015 and what we can expect in the years ahead, so you can shape your outreach accordingly and earn more media mentions. Here is a brief overview of several key findings from the report: Social: The Value of Social MediaToday, journalists are increasingly using social media, making it a valuable platform for communication professionals to engage and establish rapport. The report found that 73 percent of journalists use social media to build relationships and 72 percent use it for marketing and promotion....

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Every day, new technological innovations change the way journalists engage with their audiences. As these relationships evolve, so too does the relationship.

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Show's over for TV: Adults set to spend more time using digital media than watching television by end of year, claims study

Show's over for TV: Adults set to spend more time using digital media than watching television by end of year, claims study | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The show's over for TV: Adults set to spend more time using digital media than watching television by end of this year, claims study.


People will soon be spending more time using their smartphones and tablets for surfing the web, checking social networks and playing games than they do watching television, new research has found.The average adult will use a mobile device for five hours a day compared to just four and half hours watching television.A US marketing company has claimed the tipping point when digital devices surpass the popularity of TV will come later this year....

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Social has arrived... 

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