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Call For Action https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/taking-action/ https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/taking-action/ Don't miss the sidebar with th
by Diagon 7y ago
Call For Action
https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/taking-action/ https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/taking-action/
Don't miss the sidebar with these links:
https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/media-contacts/ https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/media-contacts/
https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/contacting-verizon-directly/ https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/contacting-verizon-...
https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/contacting-verizon-yahoo-stockholders/ https://modsandmembersblog.wordpress.com/contacting-verizon-...
Also, you can add these emails to the media contacts:
"Reporter Katyanna Quach" <kquach@theregister.co.uk>,
"Managing editor Gavin Clarke" <gavin.clarke@theregister.co.uk>,
"Corey Wilson & Rachel Janc; Senior Director, Communications" <press@Wired.Com>,
"Pitches" <submit@wired.com>,
"Rich Woods" <rich.woods@neowin.net>,
"Paul Thurrott" <paul@thurrott.com>,
"Brad Sams" <brad@petri.com>,
"Kate Rayford, Media Inquiries" <katie.rayford@slate.com>,
"Bryan Lowder (LGBTQ issues/culture)" < bryan.lowder@slate.com>,
"Torie Bosch (emerging technology effects on public policy and society)" <torie.bosch@slate.com>,
"Jonathan Fischer (big tech, cities, media/internet culture)" <jonathan.fischer@slate.com>,
"Susan Matthews, Health & Science" <susan.matthews@slate.com>,
"Erika Allen, Executive Managing Editor" <erika.allen@vice.com>,
"Katie Drummond, SVP, Global Content" <katie.drummond@vice.com>,
"Press, US" <press@vice.com>,
"Press, Canada" <presscanada@vice.com>,
"Press, UK" <ukpressoffice@vice.com>,
"Pitches, Culture" <culture.pitches@vice.com>,
"Pitches, Tech" <tech.pitches@vice.com>,
"Issues" <issues.pitches@vice.com>
- kevingadd 7y agoPlease be aware that historically spamming media representatives has the opposite of the intended effect. A few emails to make it clear that it's coming from a group instead of just one individual can help, but at the point where it becomes saturating inbox noise it tends to get ignored. It's not like interacting with political representatives or corporate PR/executive types where you're conveying the size of the interested party, in this case newsworthiness doesn't necessarily depend on how many people are sending the email.
- Diagon 7y agoPoint taken. There's also stuff there about contacting Verizon and contacting the shareholders of Verizon. For them, I think we need volume.