Hours after Tribune Co. CEO Sam Zell told reporters at his newspapers that job cuts and content reduction are his only option, New York Times Co. president and CEO Janet Robinson announced during a conference call that the company's second quarter profit dropped 82% from last year, when the company sold its television stations.

NEW YORK: Fathead, a manufacturer of life-sized wall graphics, is working with DKC on a brand awareness and media outreach campaign promoting the company's soon-to-be-released Tradeables collectible image line.

The current regulations have politicians arguing over long-term effects on Congress, members

NEW YORK: 5W Public Relations and an Orthodox Jewish social justice group are at odds over 5W's role in disseminating the organization's statement after another blogger found a misidentified comment allegedly traced back to the IP address of a 5W employee.

NEW YORK: Nearly 15% of Fortune 500 companies communicate with consumers via blogs, according to a study conducted by Burson-Marsteller.

More than four years after Justin Timberlake revealed a rarely seen portion of Janet Jackson's anatomy to millions of football fans during Super Bowl XXXVIII, a federal court threw out the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) $550,000 fine for CBS.

A quality reputation and smart product tie-ins are proving to be a powerful outreach combination

Microsoft targets non-traditional gamers, A&E tries a rebrand, presidential contenders continue Hispanic outreach, and more.

When the Superior Daily Telegram told its readers July 10 that it will refocus its resources toward publishing primarily on the Web, it joined The Capital Times of Madison, WI as the second in-state newspaper to go to a twice-weekly printing schedule this year.

The outrage over The New Yorker's cover depicting Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) and his wife - satirically - as radicals roasting Old Glory in the Oval Office fireplace has drawn a backlash of its own.