A social Media newsroom is similar to a traditional online newsroom in that it lists media coverage, news releases, events, media contact information, and so forth; but also includes many social media elements.

• Links to pdfs to major media coverage
• Links to traditional or social media pres releases.
• Industry-specific sections – like a book review section for authors.
• A multimedia section containing downloadable items such as logos, book cover art, pdf documents like press kits or sales sheets, podcasts, video casts, book trailers, downloadable promotional material, etc.
• Bios on each key person in the organization, along with lkinks to their social or business networking profiles like linked In, MySpace, second life, etc.
• RSS feeds that allow subscriptions to different sections fo the room, like media coverage, news releases – or to the entire room.
• A way for readers to share the content of the site, via email ro by posting to social bookmarking indexes like del-icio.us or Digg.
• Instant message indicators for key media contact using AIM, Yahoo Messaging, MSN, Skype, etc.
• Ability to search the site or the Web using either Google or Technorati
• Links to other blogs or web sites that are relevant to your message.