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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2007

PR Newswire Presents: MEDIAtlas(TM) Webinar

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

MEDIAtlas(TM), PR Newswire's leading Web-based global media database, is valued by thousands of communications professionals for its ease of use and comprehensive data. Now, the newly-upgraded MEDIAtlas makes it faster and easier to get information, compile lists and create reports. Join Ted Skinner, Vice President - Public Relations Products, on Thursday, October 25 at 2:00 p.m. ET for a free online seminar designed to show you how the new features and enhancements make it easier than ever to manage your PR efforts and see your results. During this one-hour session you will learn more about: » New features of the latest upgrade » How to create better-targeted lists » Sending news releases using the automated distribution system » What the MEDIAtlas™ Distribution Promise means » Using Pitching Tips™ from Bulldog Reporter » Creating reports and pitch books » Finding media opportunities you may be missing » Integration with other PR Newswire media intelligence services to maximize media impact Presented by Ted Skinner, Vice President - Public Relations Products

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