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Contextual Marketing: Are You Saying the Right Things to Your Audience?
06 May 2013 /0 Comments/in Embrace Disruption BlogThis article is written by EDPR staff writer, Tarra Matthews. Context is so important: it provides reasoning behind information or an event, while also allowing individuals to draw the correct conclusion about something. When it comes to marketing, context is all about being able to provide the right content, to the right people at the […]
Film Friday: The World’s Smallest Movie
03 May 2013 /0 Comments/in Embrace Disruption BlogGuinness World Records™ record for the World’s Smallest Stop-Motion Film, “A Boy and His Atom” showcases the results of IBM’s research into the ability to move single atoms. The movie, which can only be viewed at 100 million times magnification, was created by manipulating carbon monoxide molecules using a scanning tunneling microscope. And if that wasn’t […]
#WeeklyDisruptor: Nell Coleman, ‘Mother’ of Malcolm
02 May 2013 /0 Comments/in Embrace Disruption BlogEach week at Embrace Disruption we introduce you to an influential person in the digital, blogger, arts, culture, film, or media world! Every Thursday, you can check back at EDPR to find out who we think is particularly amazing at ‘embracing disruption’ within their respective industries. This week, we’d like to introduce you to Nell Coleman, […]
INFOGRAPHIC: What Guests (and PR peeps) Want In Hotels
30 Apr 2013 /0 Comments/in Embrace Disruption BlogAs PR pros, we’re often travelling around the country, staying at hotels near our client events or media engagements. Recently Hotels.com compiled their data to reveal some pretty interesting insights as to what people want most out of their hotel stays. The results weren’t all that surprising, and here’s why: Wi-Fi trumps all. Really now, […]
