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Have new social media made #traditional# media obsolete? http://www.sources.com/SSR/Docs/HLCA0016-NewPlusOld.htm Publisher:  Sources HotLink Date Written:  12/05/09 Year Published:  2009   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter New media provide additional channels for getting messages out, but they don't make older media obsolete. The task is of public relations is to reach people through the media they use. In an increasingly diverse and fragmented world, that means using as many different channels of communication as possible. Topics Canadian Magazines Do's and Don'ts of Getting Media Coverage Ethnic Media Ethnic Publications Facebook Getting Media Coverage Internet/Marketing Magazine Readership Media Outreach Media Tools New Media Newspaper Readership Newspapers Newspapers/Ethnic Online Marketing Positive Publicity Radio Audience Ratings Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Social Media Television Television Audience Research Television/Ethnic Twitter Wikis

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