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3BL Media provides a cloud-based, multi-channel news and content distribution platform for innovative companies.
Journalists, investors, customers and other stakeholders now have more choices than ever as to where and how they get their news and information. From email to news terminals to social media platforms and web portals, many options are available. And different people respond differently to various message formats: blogs vs. press releases vs. videos vs. articles.
3BL Media clients know that distributing multiple message formats, through multiple channels, produces results.
The Distribution Revolution(tm) means that organizations can distribute their press releases, blogs, videos and other media assets through social media, new media and traditional media channels, creating the greatest opportunity for the target audience to encounter and interact with your content.
Honda Adds Gas-Electric Hybrids to Accord Models; Toronto Hydro Offers Grants for Retrofits and New Equipment; Xcel Energy Named to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index - Energy Minute for September 25, 2012
Honda will add two gasoline-electric hybrids next year to its Accord sedan lineup. The cars will use a plug-in hybrid that runs for 10-15 miles on battery power before the gas engine kicks in. Both will be sold as 2014 models next spring.
Toronto Hydro is offering programs that provide financial incentives and funding grants for small business equipment retrofits and energy management systems. Businesses within the Greater Toronto Area can receive business funding grants toward energy efficiency improvements within industrial or commercial facilities. The programs are intended to improve peak energy demand from commercial and industrial sectors while improving businesses’ bottom lines through increased energy savings.
Xcel Energy has been named to the 2012-2013 Dow Jones Sustainability Index North America. The index tracks the performance of the top 20 percent of the 600 largest Canadian and U.S. companies that are considered best in class for sustainability. The annual index assessment includes a review of more than 100 economic, environmental and social metrics.
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