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New Soapbox for Every American to Voice and Share Their Opinions Related to the Financial Crisis
Thursday, November 20, 2008
NEW YORK, Nov. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- In the wake of widespread public concern and water cooler talk about the unfolding global financial crisis, Primary Wave Media, one of the nations leading providers of vanity phone numbers and phone marketing services for corporate America, has partnered with the mobile/entertainment/technology company TalkingSocial, to launch 1-800-BAIL-OUT and www.bailoutrants.com, a new forum for Americans to share their opinions and "rant" about how the historic financial crisis is affecting them and their communities.
A groundbreaking phone/web platform, 1-800-BAIL-OUT gives every American a voice and guarantees their opinions will be heard. People call 1-800-BAIL-OUT and are prompted to speak and share anything on their mind about the financial crisis in America. Their "rant" is instantly recorded, digitized and uploaded to www.1-800-bailout.com, where the world can listen to it, comment on it and share it--giving every American the chance to be heard in the texture, tone, authenticity and emotion of their own voice.
"Now more than ever, people need an outlet to share their opinions on events that are affecting their daily lives. Whether serious, funny, or ideas for change, it can be voiced and shared at 1-800-BAIL-OUT and www.1-800-bailout.com", states Gregg Hamerschlag, President/CEO of Primary Wave Media.
"While our core business is providing toll-free vanity numbers such as 1-800-CABLE-TV to businesses to help drive their growth," says Hamerschlag, "1-800-BAIL-OUT and www.1-800-bailout.com, gives us a chance to help the American public get through these difficult times."
"In Primary Wave Media we found the ultimate partner to roll out this national platform," says Marian Stier, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of TalkingSocial. "Primary Wave understands the power of voice, has a strong background in consumer-direct marketing. It is the one company that surpasses our criteria and we are excited to join forces with this outstanding industry leader."
About Primary Wave Media
Founded in 2003, Primary Wave Media is an integrated marketing and media company concentrating on the development and distribution of industry defining IP that is licensed to companies for exclusive use in each geographic DMA. For further information on Primary Wave Media and toll-free numbers available, please visit www.primarywavemedia.com
About TalkingSocial
A Voice Content Management System(TM) for Social Media
TalkingSocial is a leader in applied mobile/Web 2.0 technologies for enhanced consumer engagement in the entertainment and advertising industries. The company's proprietary Voice Content Management System(TM) (VCMS) powers three white label applications that help businesses generate incremental advertising revenue and build deeper customer engagement: (i) RadioRants(TM) (ii) Blurts(TM) -- A partner-integrated application that allows publishers to enhance their existing user-generated written reviews with spoken reviews, (iii) VoicePortraits(TM) -- an audio-scrapbooking(TM) application that gives publishers the ability to let users capture, save and share the audio memories, oral histories and spoken stories of their lives as easily as they do with pictures, videos, and text.
1-800-BAIL-OUT and www.1800BailOut.com
SOURCE Primary Wave Media
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