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Wednesday, 28 August 2013

Child"s Play Communications Launches New Web Site, "Mom Market Trends" Blog

New York, NY (PRWEB) January 12, 2009

Child’s Play Communications, the leading agency specializing exclusively in public relations and marketing communications for products and services targeted to moms, today officially launched a completely redesigned Web site and the company’s first blog, Mom Market Trends.

“The new Web site better reflects who we are and the scope of what we do,” said Stephanie Azzarone, company president. “It highlights the fact that we reach moms through traditional media, online and directly, and it also presents all our new, proprietary services.”

These proprietary services include:

Team Mom. Child’s Play Communications’ very own network of mommy bloggers, influencers who share their opinions and product recommendations with approximately 700,000 other moms per month.
Web Mom Directory. An extensive online program currently reaching close to 20 million moms annually.
Bloggers Brunch. A special invitation-only gathering for the most important online media reaching the mom market.
Insider Mom Network. This unique relationship with mom networking groups across the country creates product sampling and feedback opportunities.

“Our new blog, Mom Market Trends, is our own company’s formal entry into the blogosphere, a channel where we’ve already developed expertise for our clients,” continued Azzarone. “Our blog will take an ongoing look at the social and marketing developments that impact contemporary moms.”

Moms today are responsible for 85% of all household spending, and companies recognized as leaders in their fields have chosen Child’s Play specifically to reach this important and influential mom market. Child’s Play has marketed a wide variety of goods and services to moms, including products for their children; products created specifically for moms and moms-to-be; and general consumer products for which moms make up a significant portion of the buying public. Categories the agency represents include toys, books, TV shows, DVDs, music, films, baby care, Web sites, clothing, education, child care, foods, beverages, home furnishings, health and travel, among others.

Links:

Child’s Play Communications Web site: http://www.childsplaypr.com

Child’s Play Communications Blog: http://www.childsplaypr.wordpress.com

ABOUT CHILD’S PLAY COMMUNICATIONS

Child’s Play Communications is the leading agency specializing exclusively in public relations and marketing communications for products and services targeted to moms. Clients have included leaders in their fields such as Warner Bros. Consumer Products, Hasbro, CVS/pharmacy, Parents magazine, Elmer’s, Sylvan Learning Center, Samsonite, National Geographic, Gund and Kidz Bop. Based in New York City, Child’s Play celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2008 by launching exciting new services to help clients target moms most effectively through traditional media, online and directly. When it’s important to reach this influential market, Child’s Play is the agency to call. For more information, please visit http://www.childsplaypr.com or http://www.childsplaypr.wordpress.com.

Contact:

Stephanie Azzarone

Child’s Play Communications

(212) 488-2060 X 11

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Child"s Play Communications Launches New Web Site, "Mom Market Trends" Blog

Friday, 23 August 2013

eDoorways to Play an Integral Role at XVIIth ISTEC General Assembly

Pompano Beach, FL (Vocus) October 23, 2009

eDoorways Corporation (Pinksheets:EDWY – News) will be playing an integral role at the Ibero-American Science and Technology Education Center (ISTEC) XVIIth annual General Assembly, held the week of October 26 – 30, 2009, on the Campus of the University of New Mexico (UNM) in Albuquerque, NM – USA. In addition to co-sponsoring the event, officers of eDoorways will present keynote presentations on Tuesday, October 27, and Wednesday, October 28.

Gary Kimmons, Chairman & CEO of eDoorways Corporation, said, “This is a very important event for ISTEC and for eDoorways and the beginning of a partnership between us. The theme for this year’s General Assembly is, ‘Using Technology to Enable Collaboration, and Collaboration to Advance Science and Technology.’ As it happens, that is exactly what our LEARN and SOLVE Doorways can help bring about. We foresee a genuine symbiosis here with eDoorways providing the platform for ISTEC’s educational efforts and ISTEC aiding eDoorways with access to new clients in Latin America and Iberia.”

On Tuesday, October 27, Mr. Kimmons, Jack Crosscope, who developed the LEARN Doorway, and Ian Mitchell, who is selling his video technology to eDoorways and joining its board, will offer a presentation titled “The Next Generation Environment for Education and Social Networking.” During the speech, they will cover the state of Latin American education, education and global steering currents, and the educational implications of social networks. The speakers are developing a web-based international platform that takes these factors into consideration to create a very powerful new environment fostering ground roots innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship. As part of the program, they will present the salient aspects of the eDoorways 3.0 platform to the General Assembly.

On Wednesday, October 28, Mr. Kimmons’ presentation is called “Taking Higher Education to the Next Level.” Joining him will be Professor Walter Bumphus of the University of Texas at Austin, who currently serves as a professor in the Community College Leadership Program and as chair of the Department of Educational Administration at the University of Texas at Austin. He also holds the A. M. Aikin Regents Endowed Chair in Junior and Community College Education Leadership.

They will address the principle issues confronting higher education in Latin America, including the emerging dynamics and their implications to educational administrators. These dynamics will be taken into consideration as the speakers offer a recommended success path for faculty, staff and students. In addition, the need for fostering grass roots innovation and creativity will be discussed and a possible solution offered in the form of a new web-based environment the speakers are creating called eDoorways — a Web 3.0 ecommerce and social networking platform that aims to give Latin America a clear path to the future.

Dr. Ramiro Jordan, founder and executive vice president of ISTEC, stated, “The value of eDoorways’ platform to the future of education worldwide cannot be stressed enough. It offers ISTEC’s members a way to leapfrog education into the 21st century with a minimum of expense. We believe that this platform is ideally suited to ISTEC’s purposes and needs, and therefore, we will be working with eDoorways very closely long after the XVIIth General Assembly is over. Next week, Gary and I will be discussing ways to make the partnership between ISTEC and eDoorways a productive and intimate one.”

Mr. Kimmons concluded, “This partnership with ISTEC offers eDoorways access to the 18 millions users who are part of the ISTEC Consortium, which includes 20,000 faculty and staff at over 120 universities in the region. The commercial potential for eDoorways is immense as we are working to become the preferred platform for this universe of students and academics.”

About ISTEC

ISTEC is a non-profit organization comprised of educational, research, industrial, and multilateral organizations throughout the Americas and the Iberian Peninsula. The Consortium has been established to foster scientific, engineering, and technology education, joint international research and development efforts among its members, and to provide a cost-effective vehicle for the application and transfer of technology.

About eDoorways Corporation

For more information on eDoorways Corporation and/or the “eDoorways” initiative, please e-mail a package request to info@eDoorwaysCorp.com. You can also visit our corporate website at http://www.eDoorwaysCorp.com/, make comments via the corporate blog (http://www.eDoorways.wordpress.com/) , follow us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/edoorways), or call toll free at (866) 482-3829.

Safe Harbor

Statements in this news release that are not historical facts, including statements about plans and expectations regarding products and opportunities, demand and acceptance of new or existing products, capital resources and future financial results are forward-looking. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties which may cause the Company’s actual results in future periods to differ materially from those expressed. These uncertainties and risks include changing consumer preferences, lack of success of new products, loss of the Company’s customers, competition and other factors discussed from time to time in the Company’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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eDoorways to Play an Integral Role at XVIIth ISTEC General Assembly

Friday, 12 July 2013

Child"s Play Communications President Stephanie Azzarone Wins Wonder Women of Toys 2009 Consultant Award

New York City, NY (PRWEB) February 23, 2009

Stephanie Azzarone, founder and president of Child’s Play Communications has been named the winner of the Wonder Women of Toys Award, in the Consultant category. The awards are sponsored by Women in Toys, a professional networking organization for women working within the toy, entertainment and licensing industries. The award was presented to Ms. Azzarone at the organization’s 5th Annual Wonder Women of Toys Dinner at the Penn Club in New York City.

Child’s Play Communications specializes in publicity and marketing communications for products targeted to moms. The agency has represented dozens of toy manufacturers and licensing and entertainment companies, including Hasbro, Gund, K’NEX, Spinmaster, Play Along, a division of JAKKS-Pacific, Elmer’s Products, Warner Bros. Consumer Products, National Geographic Kids Entertainment and Kidz Bop.

In 2008, in celebration of its 20th anniversary of marketing to moms, Child’s Play launched a series of innovative proprietary services designed to reach moms most effectively, not just through traditional media, but also social media and one:one. These programs — including Team Mom, Web Mom Directory and the Bloggers Brunch — were among the first to recognize the significant growth in the number of moms online and the importance of companies connecting with them through that channel.

Ms. Azzarone has spoken on the subject of marketing to moms at numerous industry conferences, including Toy Fair, Kid Power, the IIR Youth Marketing Mega-Event, Marketing To Moms and Braincamp. She is also the editor and publisher of Marketing Communications: Kids, an electronic newsletter, has written for numerous industry publications, and has been quoted on the subject of reaching families in media ranging from PRWeek to USA Today. She is also the author of the blog, Mom Market Trends.

Other 2009 Wonder Women of Toys winners and their categories include Sharon John, Hasbro (Manufacturer), Laura Phillips, Wal-Mart (Retailer), Leigh Anne Brodsky, Nick and Viacom Consumer Products (Licensor) and Carlin West, 4Kids Entertainment (Licensing Agent).

About Child’s Play Communications

Child’s Play Communications is the leading agency specializing exclusively in public relations and marketing communications for products targeted to moms. Clients have included leaders in their fields such as Warner Bros. Consumer Products, Hasbro, CVS/pharmacy, Parents magazine, Elmer’s, Sylvan Learning Center, Samsonite, National Geographic, Gund and Kidz Bop. Based in New York City, Child’s Play celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2008 by launching exciting new services to help clients communicate with moms most effectively, through traditional media, online and directly. When it’s important to reach this influential market, Child’s Play is the agency to call. For more information, please visit our Web site at childsplaypr.com or our blog, Mom Market Trends, at http://www.childsplaypr.wordpress.com .

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Child"s Play Communications President Stephanie Azzarone Wins Wonder Women of Toys 2009 Consultant Award

Friday, 28 June 2013

10 Songs NOT to Play at Prom; Bridging the Musical Generation Gap


Gig Harbor, WA (PRWEB) May 20, 2010

The nations largest school dance DJ provider, Radio Parties DJs, is in the hot seat at this time of year. With over 200 DJ professionals in their talent network in cities all over the US they recognized the need to address the issue.

Their commitment to making both sides of the lyrical battlefield at peace has given birth to a new web based tool to aid school administrators and DJs around the country. The School Dance Network (http://www.schooldancenetwork.com), is the brain child of Radio Parties DJ President, Ric Hansen and is designed to help sort out the good from the bad and to assist in setting the bar for school dances.

According to their screeners here are the Top 10 songs this season to avoid a prom.

1. Rude Boy- Rhihanna


10 Songs NOT to Play at Prom; Bridging the Musical Generation Gap

Sunday, 13 January 2013

(PRWEB) January 08, 2013 Keeping the new generation web design trends in mind, a new brand, named Codeuridea has arrived to serve high end PSD to HTML conversion service. While comparing with the conventional PSD to HTML service providers, one can clearly figure out that this new comer is going to fly a long way snatching the majority of the market share this coming year, 2013. Because Codeuridea.com got exponentially very distinct service offerings compared to the other providers at a very reasonable price. The features that made them ahead on the run are as below: 1. PSD to HTML: A New Design Giant Has Came Into Play


(PRWEB) January 08, 2013

Keeping the new generation web design trends in mind, a new brand, named Codeuridea has arrived to serve high end PSD to HTML conversion service. While comparing with the conventional PSD to HTML service providers, one can clearly figure out that this new comer is going to fly a long way snatching the majority of the market share this coming year, 2013. Because Codeuridea.com got exponentially very distinct service offerings compared to the other providers at a very reasonable price. The features that made them ahead on the run are as below:

1.


PSD to HTML: A New Design Giant Has Came Into Play