Mike Pile of Uppercase Branding wanted to boost the authority of his branding and naming firm. One target Mike needed to reach: product and marketing professionals at pharmaceutical companies. Being a man of many words, Mike has no shortage of excellent ideas for articles. So, working closely with Mike as the principle author, Tim Cox of ZingPR secured placement of a story about the creative science of coining drug names in STAT, a national publication focused on finding and telling compelling stories about health, medicine, and scientific discovery.
Read MoreZingPR client Crop Enhancement has developed a new approach that will help farmers increase crop yields and profitability in a sustainable way. By developing agrochemical formulations that employ advanced and environmentally friendly chemistry, Crop Enhancement can help improve crop yields, eliminate or minimize pesticide use, and enable precise and effective delivery of active ingredients and fertilizers.
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Finally, an app that handles everything: all devices and platforms — photos and videos…
Keenai is perfect for non-technical people with lots of photos (often, on different devices) who prefer to not be locked into any one vendor’s cloud services. Keenai delivers a beautiful, unified, cable-free photo sharing experience on every device.
See It Buy It is the first app to use AI/deep learning that connects shoppers with hundreds of thousands of fashion items. Take a photo of something you like, and instantly see dozens of incredibly close matches, available right now from hundreds of online stores. Super easy, super fast. And very accurate due to AI.
Read MoreBig news from ZingPR client RightSmith! NBCUniversal and RightSmith have teamed up. Videographers, post editors and other film and video professionals now have access to an enormous library of pro-quality stock footage from Universal Studios, following an agreement the studio has signed with RightSmith.
Read MoreCrooked Hillary, Lil’ Marco, Low-Energy Jeb… names made a lot of political headlines this year, but they made news in business as well. Here’s Uppercase Branding’s round-up for 2016.
Read MoreWEA's most recent market analysis shows that the high-end real-estate market in Los Angeles fared well throughout Q3, compared to both the previous quarter and the same time period a year ago
Read MoreWe're very pleased to share some news from a new client, Crop Enhancement. This Boston-based startup aims to help farmers of permanent crops (such as cocoa, coffee, citrus, potato, banana, and pineapple) reduce their use of pesticides. Today, we announced Crop Enhancement's $8.5M Series B financing, and secured some valuable coverage of the news that sets them up nicely for the next phase of their evolution.
Read MoreStory has been around since time began. It’s what connects us to one another. It's also the origin of the idea of the brand. In this video, Austin Edgington discusses how communications professionals can apply story to improve the impact of their brand.
Read MoreSeismic Warning Systems, has developed the world's most advanced earthquake warning system. Their system could provide as much as one second's notice for a quake centered a few miles from San Francisco. That's enough time to turn a train signal to red, switch off a laser during eye surgery, or disable power and gas in a large building.
Read MoreWiFi cameras are very popular. It makes sense: people hate messing with SD cards and cables — one reason why Eyefi's WiFi SD cards are so popular (the #1 brand, in fact!). Still, most serious photographers have more than one camera — and of course their smartphone camera is increasingly important. Where do all these photos end up? People are struggling with this, and Eye has a solution.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered how long a tennis ball lasts, or what happens to it when it's retired? Former tennis pro Cannon Fletcher thought a lot about this and decided there's a need for a tennis ball recycling program. He took his idea to the Cleantech Open in 2012 with a clever invention called the Green Tennis Machine, which puts air back into tennis balls to extend their life and divert them away from landfills.
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