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How Citigroup uses social media in its quarterly reporting

How Citigroup uses social media in its quarterly reporting

By Dominic Jones on April 19, 2011

Updated: See update at end of post. BIG American banks are hardly innovators in the field of online investor relations communications, but Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) is breaking the mold by incorporating social media into its quarterly reporting.

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Quarterly Reporting, Twitter, YouTube

NASDAQ OMX Nordic regulator discusses social media

NASDAQ OMX Nordic regulator discusses social media

By Annica Strahner on March 31, 2011

COMPLIANCE risk is the most common reason given by investor relations professionals in Scandinavia to explain why they do not use social media, and various discussions and events that have tackled the topic haven’t helped to give them more comfort.

Posted in IR News, Social Media | Tagged Facebook, NASDAQ OMX Nordic, regulation, Twitter, YouTube

Surprise as investor relations YouTube video goes viral

Surprise as investor relations YouTube video goes viral

By Dominic Jones on March 15, 2011

A VIDEO produced for Corning Incorporated’s (NYSE:GLW) Investor Day last month has become the most-watched corporate video of all time on YouTube with more than 8.8 million views.

Posted in IR News, Social Media | Tagged Video, YouTube

How Polycom uses social media in its quarterly reporting

How Polycom uses social media in its quarterly reporting

By Dominic Jones on February 2, 2011

“A LINK to the call will be provided on Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin,” and with that Michael R. Kourey, Chief Financial Officer of Polycom Inc. (NASDAQ:PLCM) begins reading the obligatory caution about forward-looking statements on his company’s Q4 2010 earnings call.

Posted in IR News, Social Media | Tagged Facebook, Quarterly Reporting, Twitter, Video, YouTube

Twitter most popular with FTSE 100 companies

Twitter most popular with FTSE 100 companies

By Dominic Jones on January 28, 2011

TWITTER is the most popular social media service among FTSE 100 companies while Facebook and corporate blogs are least popular, a survey by UK-based corporate web development firm The Group has found.

Posted in Social Media | Tagged blogs, Europe, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube

Communicating executive pay information on the web

Communicating executive pay information on the web

By Dominic Jones on January 26, 2011

NOW that US shareholders have a formal way to express their opinions on companies’ executive compensation practices, forward-thinking governance and investor relations professionals might want to think about using the web to tell their companies’ compensation stories.

Posted in Corporate Governance | Tagged blogs, Compensation, executive communications, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube

Discussion: How to push social media for IR forward?

Discussion: How to push social media for IR forward?

By Guest Contributor on December 22, 2010

Patrick Kiss, Head of Investor & Public Relations at Deutsche EuroShop AG, sees a lack of progress in the use of social media for investor relations. He wonders if the time has come for IROs to take the next step and move beyond monitoring to active engagement — or potentially even withdraw to the sidelines.

Posted in Online IR, Social Media | Tagged communications, engagement, Facebook, Seeking Alpha, StockTwits, Twitter, YouTube

TD breaks social media ground in Canada’s dull bank sector

TD breaks social media ground in Canada’s dull bank sector

By Dominic Jones on December 20, 2010

WHILE other countries’ banks have been snapping like twigs under the stresses of the financial crisis, Canada’s conservative financial institutions have been as steadfast as giant Douglas-firs in an old-growth forest.

Posted in Annual Reports, Social Media | Tagged annual reports, Canada, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube

Reporting earnings, Cisco style

Reporting earnings, Cisco style

By Dominic Jones on August 12, 2010

EARNINGS reporting practices are evolving and becoming more complicated as companies increasingly integrate social media channels into their distribution circuits — and one good example is the closely watched technology bellwether Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO)

Posted in Online IR, Social Media | Tagged blogs, facebook pages, Twitter, Web Disclosure, YouTube

Social media early adopters embrace investor relations, study finds

By Dominic Jones on July 29, 2010

COMPANIES that are early adopters of social media for corporate communications are increasingly using channels like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube to deliver investor-related information, a new study has found.

Posted in Social Media | Tagged blogs, Facebook, slideshare, surveys, Twitter, YouTube

IR leaders on YouTube and FriendFeed

By Dominic Jones on June 18, 2008

LAST WEEK, I wrote about how the US National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) annual conference was being given a little Web 2.0 treatment on the new, 100-day-old service called FriendFeed. That unplanned experiment, which occurred to me on a whim and far exceeded what I or anyone else expected, was followed this week by a [...]

Posted in Articles, Investor Relations, Social Media | Tagged CIRI, jeff morgan, national investor relations institute, NIRI, niri08, Ryan Lejbak, SEC, TheCorporateCounsel.net, Twitter, URLs, YouTube

NIRI 2008 conference goes 2.0

By Dominic Jones on June 8, 2008

THE NIRI annual conference is underway in San Diego, and while there’s no replacement for actually being there, this year you’ll be able to pick up at least some of the goings on via the Web as attendees use Web 2.0 tools to share their experiences. We picked up the first online mentions of the [...]

Posted in Articles, Social Media | Tagged blogs, dell inc, NIRI, niri annual conference, niri08, Ryan Lejbak, sun microsystems, Twitter, YouTube

XBRL in plain English

By Dominic Jones on May 23, 2008

WHEN I first saw this on JustSystems’ website earlier in the week, I wondered why they didn’t provide a way for me to grab and embed it on this site. It looked to me like an obvious opportunity for them to get some free publicity. Fortunately, someone had the smarts — their PR firm, I [...]

Posted in Articles, Investor Relations | Tagged securities and exchange commission, web content, XBRL, YouTube

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