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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2006

PR Newswire Presents: eWatch User Conference

from The PR Newswire Webinar Series - Tips and Tactics for Strategic Communications

In today’s fast-paced world, being able to stay on top of breaking news often means the difference between success and failure. As a user of PR Newswire’s industry leading monitoring service, eWatch™, you are familiar with how the service helps you stay abreast of what’s being said about your company, executives, industry and competitors in online and print publications, as well as the blogosphere. Whether you currently rely on eWatch’s Web Pubs service, which monitors 17,000 online news sources, or you are avid users of eWatch’s PrintPubs, which monitors more than 10,000 print sources, this one-hour session will take an in-depth look at the many new features of eWatch and help you use them to their full potential. These include: # Enhanced clip organization # Grouping of similar articles # Customization and navigation # Exporting and file sharing functionalities # RSS # Blog monitoring The session reviewed earlier upgrades to the service, which included circulation numbers, historical search capabilities, and integration with other PR Newswire services, MEDIAtlas™ and ProfNet Experts(sm), among other new features. Presented by Ted Skinner, Director of Media Intelligence Products

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