PR TIMES, Inc. operates PR TIMES platform that connects companies, media, and consumer with news in Japan. It also offers Jooto, a task and project management tool; Tayori, a cloud information organization tool; Web clipping services that can extract and analyze articles containing specified keywords from domestic news media; PR TIMES LIVE, which offers online coverage of press events; PR TIMES TV, a video PR service; and PR calendar for covering anniversary and seasonal events of companies. The company operates media, such as BRIDGE, isuta, U-NOTE, Techable, STRAIGHT PRESS, IGNITE, PR EDGE, and PR TIMES magazine to deliver information of actors. Further, it offers PR strategy/planning to material creation, and media and SNS relations. The company was incorporated in 2005 and is based in Tokyo, Japan.
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