Five takeaways from #MeetTheMedia 2017
Australia’s media delivered once again at this year’s round of #MeetTheMedia events. Those who attended were presented with a veritable gold mine of information and engagement and the amount of positive feedback from both media and attendees has been humbling.
Media releases and the role of PR in question today
Many in the world of media argue the use of media releases and the role of public relations in the delivery of communications these days. They have both been questioned, as the volume of content increases and the human resources within traditional media have decreased.
The media’s tips for you the expert
The media can be mysterious for people who aren’t in it. Want to know how to get your story told in Australia’s leading TV, radio and print/digital media? Here’s the tops tips Media Stable has collected from our friends at leading Aussie media, including Network Ten, Southern Cross Austereo, Seven West Media and Channel Nine.
Go on… #MeetTheMedia
I often get asked why do you put on #MeetTheMedia an event where those that are looking to be in media get to meet those that make it happen? Why do you risk the attendees being able to do their own media?
Mentor your way to media
I have been working with media for over twenty years and some of my mentors include some of the most outspoken and reserved people out there. There are lessons to be learned from them all as we have so much at stake every time we engage media.
Come and #MeetTheMedia in 2017
The 2017 #MeetTheMedia program is looking to be the best we have done. Fantastic new format that concentrates on connecting with experts and media. The talent pool from the media is nothing short of excellent. We have the elite media programs and decision makers in the room.
The benefits of sharing your opinion
I recently wrote an Opinion Editorial piece for the West Australian that went to print on the 1st of January 2017. It was an in-depth piece into the campaign that the Chamber of Minerals and Energy has rolled out against the Nationals leader Brendon Grylls.
Fake news is not new
It’s actually been around for a few hundred years, however we have only just really begun to take more notice as the internet has tightened its grip with a prime example being the US election and the impact across the globe. Fake news is not necessarily about deception but rather the interpretation of facts.
Now’s the time to make 2017 yours
We are fast approaching Christmas and as we reflect on the year that was, successes or otherwise, now is the time to look at creating a strategy for 2017 to build your business or brand and enhancing your prospects for a successful New Year.