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In the early 90s, standing at the back of a room as an intern with the Los Angeles Times, JD Bowles still recalls the words of a news publisher, “The internet is never going to affect our business.” However, today the initial hype around the dot. com bubble gloriously stands true, and the new media reality has significantly transformed the news delivery system and access to information. Circulating press coverage is no longer tied to one place, an email or a broadcast message, and instead, communications teams are following an integrated approach to narrate effective stories and create brand recognition. 

