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CyberAlert Launches Blog on Media Monitoring and Measurement

Stratford, CT — 07/15/2010 — CyberAlert, Inc., the worldwide media monitoring company for news and social media, has launched its corporate blog this week. The blog focuses on media monitoring and measurement along with intersecting topics such as social media, media relations, marketing and market intelligence.

The Company has implemented the new CyberAlert blog to share worthwhile ideas, insights and best practices with CyberAlert clients and all PR and marketing professionals.

The first blog post, written by Bill Comcowich, President and CEO, is a 1,600+ word article entitled: Media Monitoring: What It Is. How It Evolved. How It's Done Now. The article includes a new formal definition of media monitoring, a short history of media monitoring and a description of best practices used today by media monitoring services to monitor both news and social media online.

"We chose that topic because we couldn't find an adequate definition or description of media monitoring anywhere else, even in Wikipedia where the write-up for "media monitoring service" is, well, dreadful," Mr. Comcowich stated. He expressed the hope that the recently released blog post would contribute to the fundamental understanding of press clipping, news monitoring, broadcast monitoring, and social media monitoring. The article can be used as a tool by PR professionals to educate clients and/or executives on cost-efficient methodologies of monitoring news and social media.

Like most blogs, the new CyberAlert blog enables and encourages comments from readers. CyberAlert also expects to publish articles by guest bloggers.

All posts to the CyberAlert blog may be republished in whole or in part with proper attribution.

Contact:
William J. Comcowich
President and CEO
800-461-7353

About CyberAlert:

CyberAlert, Inc. (www.cyberalert.com) of Stratford, CT is a worldwide media monitoring service that monitors both news and social media. Each day, the Company monitors 50,000+ online news sources (newspapers, magazines, trade journals, syndication services, TV stations, Internet-based news services) in 75+ languages in 189 countries. It also monitors the closed caption text of TV network news and news programs on local TV stations. In social media, it monitors 50+ million blogs, 100,000 message boards/forums/complaint sites, 200+ video sharing sites and Twitter tweets. CyberAlert offers a 14-day no-risk free media monitoring trial of all its services.

Additional information about CyberAlert services is available at http://www.cyberalert.com