Koppel quits Discovery prior to 'Meet the Press' announcement

Frank Washkuch November 26, 2008

Koppel leaves Discovery Channel, 'Meet the Press' speculation begins; Bauer cuts 'Life & Style' staff; Huffington Post raises $15 million
 

The buzz around consumer electronics

BuzzLogic November 26, 2008

Consumer electronics have traditionally been one of the most popular holiday gift categories, but the economy has resulted in a grim outlook for sales in the retail sector this holiday season.
 

Wal-Mart, Alliance to Save Energy tout driving smarter

Ted McKenna November 26, 2008

At around the same time it became apparent that the slide in the US economy might be far worse than previously imagined, the Wal-Mart Foundation partnered with the Alliance to Save Energy and other organizations to launch a campaign showing low- and middle-income consumers how to combat high gas prices in relatively easy and practical ways.
 

Foundation reveals George Washington's first house

Frank Washkuch November 26, 2008

After seven years of digging, the George Washington Foundation (GWF) of Stafford County, VA, knew it had found the first president's boyhood home at Ferry Farm in Virginia. It turned to CRT/Tanaka to help it with a media outreach effort.
 

'Collaboration Now' boosts copper

David Ward November 26, 2008

Who is your client? What are its media goals?
 

NEXT Conference underscores continuing evolution of content

Keith O'Brien November 25, 2008

Change was a prevailing theme at PRWeek's NEXT Conference, which was held on November 19 at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City.
 

Online efforts seek greater audience engagement

Alexandra Bruell November 25, 2008

To define and measure success for their clients with online programs, firms must now show ROI that exceeds impressions and demonstrates engagement with target audiences.
 

Osram brightens up Twist's sales

Jen Adams November 25, 2008

In recent years, the compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) has become synonymous with all things environmentally conscious. This generalization can also be a curse because concerns that plagued early versions of the bulb become similarly associated with the product.
 

Building creative pitches, message points, and more

Beth Krietsch November 25, 2008

How do I create a subject line that will get the attention of reporters?
 

Automaker execs' jet ride sends the wrong message

November 24, 2008

Automakers made one of their worst PR blunders when the Big Three's top executives arrived - separately - in Washington by private jet to ask for money. Although public sentiment might be shifting in support of government help for the American auto industry, the companies continued to damage their reputation with the move.