The Future of Media Relations: APO Releases Video Infographics on Online Press Conferencing and Interactive Webcast

The Future of Media Relations: APO Releases Video Infographics on Online Press Conferencing and Interactive Webcast PR Newswire DAKAR, Senegal and LAUSANNE, Switzerland, June 11, 2012 DAKAR, Senegal and LAUSANNE, Switzerland, June 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- APO (http://www.apo-opa.org) today releases two video infographics on online press conferencing and interactive webcast, two services considered the future of media relations. "Through the online conference tool, the African Press Organisation (APO) is re- defining the concept of 'news conferencing' and has created an easy platform for African journalists and newsmakers to share information beyond borders," said Marcel Mbamalu, Business Editor, The Guardian, Nigeria. "The quality in service provided by the APO is exceptional!" said Fathima Naidoo, Senior Media Relations Executive, Ernst & Young. "As we find ourselves in trying financial times, we need to work diligently to put our resources in the right meetings and involved in meaningful conversations. APO offers a wide range of high-impact and cost-effective services to reach out to the pan-African news media," said Nicholas N. Gouede, M.S. Programme Specialist, UNAIDS. Online press conferencing makes possible for a large number of journalists from different countries to participate in a press conference without travelling. It's cost and time-effective, climate friendly, and a unique way to disseminate messages across a large number of countries, in real-time.