Goldman & Associates Blog

Details from Poynter on the verification process CNN iReport uses.

Video is becoming more important at the Wall Street Journal … that’s one of the observations in this report from PaidContent.org.

Tips on connected with the site even during the SOPA blackout, from Mashable.

Major radio station is taking a new approach to news … the Washington Post has the details.

A lot of attention to investment in a new project by an educational institution from work by Goldman & Associates … NBC affiliate WAVY-TV did this story.

WVEV-TV, the ABC affiliate in southeastern Virginia, recently reported on how classes  offered by ECPI University are taking a wounded warrior from the desert to cyberspace.

The new website for Protogyrou & Rigney, P.L.C. has captured honors in the 2011 W³ Awards. The site, www.PRLaw.org, was developed and produced by Goldman & Associates Public Relations and web design, development and consulting firm Visual Harbor. The W³ Awards recognize outstanding websites, web marketing, web video and mobile applications created by interactive agencies and designers around the world. This year, the competition received more than 3,000 entries.

The website received the Gold Award in the law and legal services category and the Silver Award in the public relations category. Special features of www.PRLaw.org include a blog authored by attorney Allan D. Zaleski and a “Legal Updates” section.

Protogyrou & Rigney, based in Norfolk, Va., specializes in civil and criminal trials and appeals in state and federal courts. Practice areas include criminal defense; insurance coverage and defense; appellate; construction law; product liability; personal injury; traffic law; and admiralty and maritime.

Goldman & Associates client Silverado Senior Living was the focus recently of an eight-minute piece on the Golf Channel’s “Golf in America” show.  Click here to watch.

Interesting information on the subject from the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism.

An interesting post in Mashable about how Onion obtained its giant Twitter following.