Comments on: PR Tools You Must Try: News Tracking http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113 tech PR, media relations, analyst relations, social media Sun, 20 Jun 2010 05:48:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: vojtech http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-98 vojtech Mon, 27 Apr 2009 19:45:00 +0000 http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113#comment-98 Yes, I agree that these free tools don't catch everything (especially not broadcast) but for a small business or companies that cannot afford paid services, they are great help. I personally use combination of paid and free services. <br><br>Can you please share where the statistics you cite come from? Thank you! Yes, I agree that these free tools don't catch everything (especially not broadcast) but for a small business or companies that cannot afford paid services, they are great help. I personally use combination of paid and free services.

Can you please share where the statistics you cite come from? Thank you!

]]> By: Todd Murphy http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-99 Todd Murphy Mon, 27 Apr 2009 19:21:11 +0000 http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113#comment-99 This tools are fun ways to track a bit of content. In the US there are approximately 19,000 publications, plus thousands of hours of broadcsat content each day. These free tools only find about 16% of what has been printed or brodcast, and much of it is republished content from the same outlets. For those who need true news monitorig services, or tracking from a more comprehensive data set, services like Universal Information Services, Burrelle's/Luce, or Cision provide that. <br><br>Again, if you only need to track a little bit of your news exposure, these free tools are fine.<br>Todd Murphy<br>Vice President<br>Universal Information Services, Inc.<br><a href="http://www.universal-info.com" rel="nofollow">www.universal-info.com</a> This tools are fun ways to track a bit of content. In the US there are approximately 19,000 publications, plus thousands of hours of broadcsat content each day. These free tools only find about 16% of what has been printed or brodcast, and much of it is republished content from the same outlets. For those who need true news monitorig services, or tracking from a more comprehensive data set, services like Universal Information Services, Burrelle's/Luce, or Cision provide that.

Again, if you only need to track a little bit of your news exposure, these free tools are fine.
Todd Murphy
Vice President
Universal Information Services, Inc.
http://www.universal-info.com

]]> By: vojtech http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-50 vojtech Mon, 27 Apr 2009 12:45:00 +0000 http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113#comment-50 Yes, I agree that these free tools don't catch everything (especially not broadcast) but for a small business or companies that cannot afford paid services, they are great help. I personally use combination of paid and free services. <br><br>Can you please share where the statistics you cite come from? Thank you! Yes, I agree that these free tools don't catch everything (especially not broadcast) but for a small business or companies that cannot afford paid services, they are great help. I personally use combination of paid and free services.

Can you please share where the statistics you cite come from? Thank you!

]]> By: Todd Murphy http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-49 Todd Murphy Mon, 27 Apr 2009 12:21:11 +0000 http://www.vojtechpr.com/?p=113#comment-49 This tools are fun ways to track a bit of content. In the US there are approximately 19,000 publications, plus thousands of hours of broadcsat content each day. These free tools only find about 16% of what has been printed or brodcast, and much of it is republished content from the same outlets. For those who need true news monitorig services, or tracking from a more comprehensive data set, services like Universal Information Services, Burrelle's/Luce, or Cision provide that. <br><br>Again, if you only need to track a little bit of your news exposure, these free tools are fine.<br>Todd Murphy<br>Vice President<br>Universal Information Services, Inc.<br><a href="http://www.universal-info.com" rel="nofollow">www.universal-info.com</a> This tools are fun ways to track a bit of content. In the US there are approximately 19,000 publications, plus thousands of hours of broadcsat content each day. These free tools only find about 16% of what has been printed or brodcast, and much of it is republished content from the same outlets. For those who need true news monitorig services, or tracking from a more comprehensive data set, services like Universal Information Services, Burrelle's/Luce, or Cision provide that.

Again, if you only need to track a little bit of your news exposure, these free tools are fine.
Todd Murphy
Vice President
Universal Information Services, Inc.
http://www.universal-info.com

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