Comments on: NYSE, NASDAQ move to scrap compulsory news releases http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/2009/04/16/nyse-nasdaq-move-to-scrap-compulsory-news-releases/ | Investor Relations Web Best Practices, Trends and News Tue, 16 Mar 2010 05:26:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Giacomo Cambiaso http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/2009/04/16/nyse-nasdaq-move-to-scrap-compulsory-news-releases/#comment-1049 Giacomo Cambiaso Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:12:13 +0000 http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/?p=1011#comment-1049 Commercial barriers in disclosure practice is one of the main reasons of the system malfuction. Official information should reach the investors without any need for intermediation. The only problem is that we have not a free, high quality and well segmented channel that is able to efficiently connect the organizations to their audiences. We at noodls are triyng to fill the gap and we already connect more than 20.000 leading organizations of the world (around 13,000 are listed comapanies). I'm personally very glad to see that regulators are moving in this direction. Check out what we are doing at http://www.noodls.com. Commercial barriers in disclosure practice is one of the main reasons of the system malfuction. Official information should reach the investors without any need for intermediation. The only problem is that we have not a free, high quality and well segmented channel that is able to efficiently connect the organizations to their audiences.

We at noodls are triyng to fill the gap and we already connect more than 20.000 leading organizations of the world (around 13,000 are listed comapanies).

I’m personally very glad to see that regulators are moving in this direction.

Check out what we are doing at http://www.noodls.com.

]]> By: The Evolution of PR « Newmediacy Blog http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/2009/04/16/nyse-nasdaq-move-to-scrap-compulsory-news-releases/#comment-1052 The Evolution of PR « Newmediacy Blog Mon, 18 May 2009 13:30:27 +0000 http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/?p=1011#comment-1052 [...] is diminished. For a quick look at what is happening to the news release in Investor Relations, see NYSE, NASDAQ Move To Scrap Compulsory News Releases on [...] [...] is diminished. For a quick look at what is happening to the news release in Investor Relations, see NYSE, NASDAQ Move To Scrap Compulsory News Releases on [...]

]]> By: Dominic Jones http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/2009/04/16/nyse-nasdaq-move-to-scrap-compulsory-news-releases/#comment-1051 Dominic Jones Thu, 07 May 2009 00:30:13 +0000 http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/?p=1011#comment-1051 Thanks, Israel. I've changed the link to the document on the SEC's website. Thanks, Israel. I’ve changed the link to the document on the SEC’s website.

]]> By: Israel Mirsky http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/2009/04/16/nyse-nasdaq-move-to-scrap-compulsory-news-releases/#comment-1050 Israel Mirsky Wed, 06 May 2009 17:19:42 +0000 http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/?p=1011#comment-1050 Document linked to has been deleted :( Document linked to has been deleted :(

]]> By: Piotr Biernacki http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/2009/04/16/nyse-nasdaq-move-to-scrap-compulsory-news-releases/#comment-1054 Piotr Biernacki Mon, 20 Apr 2009 08:12:38 +0000 http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/?p=1011#comment-1054 It's a one small step towards a better competition on the content market. Companies will start using their websites and possibly other web-based media to disclose information and reach their investors, not just as a 'good to have' addition to the formal communications channel. Good idea! It’s a one small step towards a better competition on the content market. Companies will start using their websites and possibly other web-based media to disclose information and reach their investors, not just as a ‘good to have’ addition to the formal communications channel. Good idea!

]]> By: Rob Berick http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/2009/04/16/nyse-nasdaq-move-to-scrap-compulsory-news-releases/#comment-1053 Rob Berick Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:36:36 +0000 http://www.irwebreport.com/daily/?p=1011#comment-1053 I have to admit, I'm a bit surprised the "powers-that-be" had the guts to take this step (finally). I only hope this forces companies to take their online IR strategies seriously and stop treating it like a plug-and-play necessity. I have to admit, I’m a bit surprised the “powers-that-be” had the guts to take this step (finally). I only hope this forces companies to take their online IR strategies seriously and stop treating it like a plug-and-play necessity.

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