DWPub Sporadic

Recent Posts

  • Finding media contacts quickly
  • Predicting future media themes
  • PR and search - so close, yet so far?
  • PR vs search - the story continues
  • Media news for everyone
  • Revealing the trend for links in press releases - is it enough?
  • Small business public relations resource launched
  • Online PR test for PR agency bosses
  • Boosting SEO for PR agencies
  • Why we went daily with the DWPub JournAlert

Categories

  • DWPub Update
  • Media Bookshelf
  • Media Munch
  • PR Priorities
  • Small Business PR

Daryl Group Sites

  • SourceThatJob - The media job site
  • The Media Bookshop
  • Freelance Journalist Directory
  • Free trial
  • FeaturesExec: editorial contacts and forward features database
  • SourceWire: The independent resource for hi-tech and business journalists
  • Response Source: Journalist Enquiries and Press Release Wire
  • Daryl Willcox Publishing - online services for journalists and media relations specialists
View Daryl Willcox's profile on LinkedIn
See how we're connected

Media books from media people

The-media-bookshop
An exciting day today, not only have I just moved in to my new office (the new HQ of Daryl Group), but it's also the launch of The Media Bookshop.
Yes - I know moving into online book retailing sounds crazy. But as someone who is passionate about the media I reckoned a specialist media online bookshop would be brilliant.
When I was a at journalism school I remember getting all the books I needed from a dusty old book shop on Fleet Street. There was something very special about that place, but of course it disappeared years ago. I kept thinking it would be great if there was a media bookshop online, combining the expertise of a traditional specialist bookshop and the convenience of online shopping. So here it is.
On the site you'll see booklists for specific media disciplines such as advertising, digital marketing, film, graphic design, journalism, photography, public relations, web design and more. The booklists were put together with input from experienced media practioners and will be regularly updated to include new releases and suggestions from customers.
Let me know your top five media books - include them in a comment to this post or email them to me at daryl@darylgroup.com.

July 10, 2008 in Media Bookshelf | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)

My Photo

About

Search

Daryl's Six Tips

  • Daryl's Six Tips: Online PR
  • Daryl's Six Tips: Writing Press Releases
  • Daryl's Six Tips: Engaging with Social Media

Twitter Updates

    follow me on Twitter

    Enter your email address:

    Delivered by FeedBurner

    Subscribe in a reader