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Recent Networking, Wireless and Telecom Public Relations Coverage
Forbes
This Q&A with Philippe DeLorme, executive vice president in charge of strategy and innovation at Schneider Electric, uncovers ideas about how companies are dealing with the rising costs, resources and complexity in data centers, and what companies can expect in the future.
ESPN
ESPN reporter Ryan Corazza took a closer look at the social media storm revolving around the National Football League regarding the use of Twitter before, during and after games. While the NFL have enacted policies that attempt to control social media use, Corazza illustrates how the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League are using Twitter in an innovative way with SnapMyLife, "providing real-time, all access photography via cell phone." Corazza highlights the Eskimos use of SnapMyLife and Dave Jamieson, the Eskimos director of communication and marketing explains that SnapMyLife is "able to provide some of those rare glimpses of the football dressing room and behind-the-scenes stuff."

For nearly two decades, Schwartz Communications has delivered high-impact PR for innovators in the mobile, networking and communications markets. Our clients range from industry heavyweights such as Orange to small, unknown start-ups trying to gain mindshare and to find their first partner.

One of the keys to Schwartz’s ongoing PR success in mobile and networking PR is our depth of knowledge. Starting with companies like Wildfire Communications, a pioneer in speech recognition for the phone in 1999, to KORE Telematics, the leading provider of machine-to-machine networking, we have helped our clients ride the wave of innovation and gain recognition that contributes to their business success.

The agency’s networking, mobile and telecom practice is among the PR industry’s most extensive, with clients in a wide range of areas, including unified communications and collaboration; voice over IP (VoIP) and telephony; network management, monitoring and testing; user interface software; mobile devices; and communications infrastructure.

We understand how to create maximum visibility for clients in a competitive marketplace dominated by the biggest players. We work closely with the trade media, bringing to them a mix of client news, expertise and bylined articles. At the same time, we break through to top business media such as The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Forbes and BusinessWeek for our clients, regardless of their size. We integrate social media into all our PR programs and advise clients on blogging and blogger relations; search engine optimization; and use of communication platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and online rich media.

We help clients communicate their business strategies to industry analysts and influencers. And we round out our efforts with speaking programs that land key executives in prominent speaking positions at shows like CTIA, Interop, DEMO and VoiceCon.



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