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NBC's entree may bolster local networks

Frank Washkuch May 14, 2008

At a time when layoffs and buyouts at major metropolitan daily newspapers and national magazines are the status quo, NBC is enhancing its coverage of the New York area market.
 

PR blacklist won't fix imperfect system

Aarti Shah May 14, 2008

Such public call-outs might get the attention of firms, but they have little long-term effect
 

Video games chase mainstream coverage

Kimberly Maul May 07, 2008

With lifelike images and a growing audience, PR must adapt to keep up with this evolving market
 

Magazine awards reflect industry changes

Jaimy Lee May 07, 2008

With a record number of entries this year, the National Magazine Awards, also known as the Ellies, are considered a major benchmark for US publications.
 

Groups continue outreach after Bell trial

Tonya Garcia April 29, 2008

Even after the acquittal of the detectives, the battle continues in the court of public opinion
 

Anchors are losing their hold on viewers

Aarti Shah April 29, 2008

WALTER CRONKITE, once considered the most trusted figure in America, established an emotional connection between the public and national news anchors. However, as the nightly network news - like all other sectors of traditional media - grapples with diminishing significance, critics are calling the necessity for a national news-delivering celebrity into question.
 

APCO Worldwide

April 28, 2008

CEO Margery Kraus says 2007 results were generally fantastic, with the firm's global reach benefiting clients who increasingly look for transregional services.
 

DKC

April 28, 2008

DKC produced higher-than-expected growth, and has increased the number of clients with national business models.
 

Blame game is off the ground

Rose Gordon April 22, 2008

Media scrutiny of the airlines and the FAA amid the ongoing industry crisis has pitted one against the other in a messaging battle.
 

News sites gain from citizen journalism

Frank Washkuch April 22, 2008

Since YouTube caught the public's imagination in 2005, news organizations have attempted to duplicate that same style of user-generated, on-the-spot coverage that gained prominence during the July 2005 London terrorist attacks and the 2006 mid-term election campaign.
 
 
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