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Following on from our recent article, we are sad to advise that NSRI will no longer receive a probono media monitoring service from Newsclip.According to Newsclip Marketing Consultant Amy Linnell, “Newsclip receives an inordinate amount of requests for probono media monitoring services throughout the year that we have to take into consideration”. And the probono service that NSRI has enjoyed for many years will now be donated to another charity.For the month of December 2010, Newsclip media monitoring service reported that NSRI generated in excess of R11,5m worth of coverage across all media types. Unfortunately, for the year 2011, NSRI will no longer be able to give our sponsors feedback of this nature, nor a breakdown on the value of the news coverage that their specific sponsorships have received.Thank you Newsclip for your kind and generous sponsorship, we are grateful for the valuable contribution you made and we hope that we will be able to benefit from such a service in future years.
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