KUALA LUMPUR, March 3 (Bernama) -- Korea Newswire, a press release distribution service provider, has launched MediaBee, a comprehensive PR intelligence platform that leverages Korea’s largest media database to streamline complex local market dynamics for global companies and agencies.
“Success in Korea’s dynamic media environment requires more than just data; it demands actionable, localised intelligence.
“MediaBee integrates our decades of trusted media expertise with cutting-edge AI to empower global brands to execute PR campaigns with the same strategic precision as seasoned local insiders,” said Korea Newswire Chief Executive Officer, Dong-Ho Shin.
According to a statement, MediaBee integrates a database of 40,000 journalists and 7,000 media outlets, updated daily through more than 900 automated profile updates.
By tracking real-time article activity, the platform provides PR teams with detailed profiles—from specific beats to outlet influence—allowing highly personalised and effective media strategies.
The platform processes up to 200,000 articles per day, offering advanced analytics to evaluate sentiment trends, media resonance, and campaign efficacy, while helping mitigate reputational risks.
MediaBee also centralises the PR workflow by unifying press release orchestration with targeted media relations and real-time impact tracking. Its artificial intelligence suite is designed to navigate the nuances of Korean journalism, supporting content architecture and headline optimisation aligned with local editorial standards.
MediaBee is now available to global organisations and PR agencies seeking to amplify their media impact in South Korea.
-- BERNAMA
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
SYNCHRONOSS, TELKOMSEL EXPAND PERSONAL CLOUD SERVICES PARTNERSHIP
KUALA LUMPUR, March 3 (Bernama) -- Synchronoss Technologies Inc (Synchronoss), a global leader and innovator in personal cloud platforms, has announced the continued expansion of its partnership with Telkomsel, as the two companies move to extend personal cloud services to more mobile subscribers in Indonesia.
Building on the successful launch of Capsyl Cloud for mobile users, Telkomsel plans to introduce premium tiers and prepaid perks, with commercial availability targeted for 2026.
Synchronoss Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President, Pat Doran said Telkomsel’s continued expansion of Capsyl highlights the growing importance of personal cloud services across both postpaid and prepaid mobile experiences.
“By extending cloud capabilities across both postpaid and prepaid mobile, Telkomsel is creating a more unified digital ecosystem for its customers while unlocking new opportunities to drive engagement and long-term loyalty,” said Doran in a statement.
Meanwhile, Telkomsel Vice President of Digital Lifestyle, Lesley Simpson said the company’s successful rollout of Capsyl Cloud allows postpaid subscribers to continue enhancing their cloud experience while preparing to extend the service to all mobile users through premium tiers.
“Now, with a better 5G experience, this improved evolution reflects our commitment to delivering secure, practical digital solutions that fit seamlessly into everyday life,” added Simpson.
Capsyl Cloud is a secure, cross-platform personal cloud solution that enables users to back up, organise, and protect photos, videos, and files across smartphones, tablets, and computers. It supports tiered storage models, bundled offers, and premium upgrades, enabling service providers to tailor cloud services for different customer segments.
Telkomsel will continue to build on the existing service in the first quarter of 2026, introducing additional prepaid perks, bundled offers, and incremental enhancements designed to expand customer choice and deepen engagement across its mobile subscriber base.
As part of its longer-term roadmap, Telkomsel plans to extend Capsyl Cloud to premium tiers for all mobile subscribers, with commercial availability targeted for 2026, bringing secure cloud storage and content management capabilities to its entire mobile user base.
-- BERNAMA
Building on the successful launch of Capsyl Cloud for mobile users, Telkomsel plans to introduce premium tiers and prepaid perks, with commercial availability targeted for 2026.
Synchronoss Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President, Pat Doran said Telkomsel’s continued expansion of Capsyl highlights the growing importance of personal cloud services across both postpaid and prepaid mobile experiences.
“By extending cloud capabilities across both postpaid and prepaid mobile, Telkomsel is creating a more unified digital ecosystem for its customers while unlocking new opportunities to drive engagement and long-term loyalty,” said Doran in a statement.
Meanwhile, Telkomsel Vice President of Digital Lifestyle, Lesley Simpson said the company’s successful rollout of Capsyl Cloud allows postpaid subscribers to continue enhancing their cloud experience while preparing to extend the service to all mobile users through premium tiers.
“Now, with a better 5G experience, this improved evolution reflects our commitment to delivering secure, practical digital solutions that fit seamlessly into everyday life,” added Simpson.
Capsyl Cloud is a secure, cross-platform personal cloud solution that enables users to back up, organise, and protect photos, videos, and files across smartphones, tablets, and computers. It supports tiered storage models, bundled offers, and premium upgrades, enabling service providers to tailor cloud services for different customer segments.
Telkomsel will continue to build on the existing service in the first quarter of 2026, introducing additional prepaid perks, bundled offers, and incremental enhancements designed to expand customer choice and deepen engagement across its mobile subscriber base.
As part of its longer-term roadmap, Telkomsel plans to extend Capsyl Cloud to premium tiers for all mobile subscribers, with commercial availability targeted for 2026, bringing secure cloud storage and content management capabilities to its entire mobile user base.
-- BERNAMA
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