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Intel's e-proxy is best so far

By Dominic Jones on April 3, 2008

FINALLY! After almost nine months of watching a depressing procession of 200-odd companies botch things, Intel Corporation yesterday showed that it groks the SEC’s new default electronic delivery process for e-proxy materials. The technology giant is the first company using the new notice-and-access option that we’ve seen provide both an online annual report and a [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged communications, e-proxy, Investor Relations, notice-and-access, SEC, technology, xhtml | 3 Responses

Yahoo!'s latest inspiration: snail mail

By Dominic Jones on February 14, 2008

I THOUGHT I wouldn’t have to write about the Microsoft-Yahoo! takeover saga again after likening the investor relations communications around it to watching two drunks wobbling and slurring their way through a back alley rumble. But I can’t resist. A couple of hours ago, the great Web pioneer and innovator that is Yahoo! fired off [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged communications, finance, Investor Relations, management, microsoft, shareholder.com, strategy, technology, xhtml, yahoo | 1 Response

A mock "notice-and-access" earnings release

By Dominic Jones on October 22, 2007

FOLLOWING up on my earlier post about a “notice-and-access” concept for disclosure news releases as a way to cut costs for issuers, I thought it would be interesting to put together a mock release based on an actual company’s quarterly results.Merck & Co., Inc. (NYSE: MRK), the pharmaceutical giant, reported Q3 2007 earnings earlier today [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged disclosure, earnings, feeds, finance, IR websites, nasdaq, news releases, notice-and-access, rss, URLs, xhtml, yahoo | 6 Responses

Business Wire, Yahoo! roll out readable releases

By Dominic Jones on October 19, 2007

AFTER almost of decade of putting up with archaic news release text and garbled financial tables, Yahoo! Finance users may finally be getting company news releases they can easily read and reuse. Yesterday, I noticed that the world’s most popular finance website is using Business Wire‘s XHTML-based newsfeed, potentially ushering in a new era of [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Investor Relations, news releases, newswires, public relations, technology, xhtml, yahoo | 1 Response

Use Links Instead of Directions in New Releases

By Dominic Jones on October 24, 2006

By Dominic Jones MANY IR news releases waste investors’ time unnecessarily because companies don’t provide direct links to webcasts and other information on their websites. Look at the screenshot below of restaurant chain Denny’s (NASDAQ: DENN) recent announcement about its upcoming earnings call. The sentences I’ve highlighted tell investors how to find the call on [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Denny's, earnings, Investor Relations, IR websites, nasdaq, news releases, SEC, thomson financial, URLs, xhtml | Leave a response

U.S. Mobile Web Users Favor Mail, Weather, Sports and Search

By Dominic Jones on August 14, 2006

BY IR Web Report Staff MORE than 34.6 million mobile subscribers accessed the Internet via their wireless devices in June 2006 — and they mostly used email, weather, search and sports sites. According to Telephia, a provider of performance measurement information to the mobile industry, email and weather sites were the top two most visited [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged ESPN, Investor Relations, Mobile Content, mobile Internet categories, mobile Web users, Motorola, Nokia, Openwave, Telephia, Web Investor Relations, wireless devices, xhtml, yahoo | 1 Response

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