Running a Social-Media Newsroom: A Case Study of the Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon

Running a Social-Media Newsroom: A Case Study of the Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon

The objective of this case study was to create and execute a proactive new-media public relations plan for the 2009 Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon. Although the economic activity surrounding this marathon has been studied by Cobb and Olberding (2008), the 11th running of the popular marathon offered...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of sport communication 2010-09, Vol.3 (3), p.377-386
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