How to get PR coverage

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Today I got some feedback about my weekly newspaper column Tech Talk, and I thought I should address it.
Apparently an Isle of Man-based company has remarked to a government official about something I wrote. It seems I’d mentioned some of this company’s competitors in one of my articles and made no reference to it.
I was surprised to hear this because no one has contacted me about the omission. I wish someone had.
Because it’s true. I did leave this particular company out. And I should have included it. I didn’t do it intentionally; I just had forgotten it. But then again, this company has never, ever been in touch with their news so they were not ‘top of mind’.
Here is my point: I provide 800ish words every single week to the Isle of Man Examiner for this Business Update column, and I would love to cover every single technology company on the Island.
But if I am to do that, you have to let me know your news. Tell me what’s going on. What successes are you having? What deals have you signed. Send me a news release. Shoot me an email. Pick up the phone. Speak to me. I cannot cover your company if I don’t know your news.
Let this be an open invitation to all Isle of Man technology companies. Pitch me!
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