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Cision

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Former type
  
Public

Revenue
  
SEK 975.9 Million 2012

Number of employees
  
1,049

Defunct
  
2015

Traded as
  
Nasdaq Stockholm: CSN

Headquarters
  
Stockholm, Sweden

Founded
  
1931

Parent organization
  
Infopaq International A/S

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Industry
  
Mass media Public relations

Fate
  
Merged with Vocus to form Cision Inc.

Key people
  
Kevin Akeroyd, (President & CEO) Peter Granat, (Chairman of the board)

CEO
  
Peter Granat (25 Feb 2013–)

Founder
  
Agence Svenska Telegrambyran

Cision pr campaign management software


Cision AB was a Swedish software company. Cision has offices in Europe, North America and Asia. As of 2011, it had revenues of SEK 1 billion. In October 14, 2014, Cision and Vocus announced a friendly merger of the two public relations companies. Cision relocated its headquarters to Chicago and so will Vocus from Maryland. The company is based in Chicago and the combined entity is known as Cision Inc..

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History

Cision, formerly Bacon's Information, was founded in 1932. When Bacon's was acquired by Observer in 2001, it was renamed to Cision. In October 14, 2014, Cision and Vocus announced a friendly merger of the two public relations companies. Cision based in Sweden will relocate its headquarters to Chicago and so will Vocus from Maryland. The company will be based out of Chicago and the combined entity will be known as Cision Inc.

Products and services

CisionPoint is a web-based software as a service product to build media lists, distribute press releases, manage PR campaigns, monitor news coverage and analyze results. CisionPoint is built on the Bacon's Media Database. CisionPoint offers Bacon’s Media Database and CisionPoint’s monitoring and productivity tools. There are three editions of CisionPoint – CisionPoint Enterprise, CisionPoint Professional, and CisionPoint Small Business.

References

Cision Wikipedia