Journalism professors, themselves media veterans, aren't mincing words about the Tribune Co.'s recently announced plans to cut employees and news content across its 12 newspapers.

WASHINGTON: The US Mint is working with GolinHarris on a campaign promoting the use of presidential $1 coins as common currency.

NEW YORK: Noting that Burson-Marsteller's CEO is "not a normal 9-to-5 guy," a senior official at the agency said that Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign coming to a close won't affect the company, because CEO Mark Penn never really left.

Following a seven-year partnership with Amazon.com, Borders relaunched its Web site (www.borders.com) on May 27. The bookseller seeks to transplant its customers' in-store experiences online, offering them advice they previously could only get in person.

RELIEGH, NC: The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) has hired French/West/Vaughn (FWV) as AOR, focusing on brand management and media outreach, after an RFP.

NEW YORK: Time Warner Cable's (TWC) PR staff is conducting blog outreach for its test of an Internet usage-based pricing plan.

NEW YORK: Time Warner Cable's PR staff is conducting blog outreach for its test of an Internet usage-based pricing plan.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton refused to concede the Democratic presidential nomination to Sen. Barack Obama despite the latter gaining the delegates needed to become the first African American to lead a major party ticket.

NEW YORK: CBS commentator Andrew Cohen apologized for comparing the PRSA's Code of Ethics to 'The Burglars Association of America [having] as its creed 'Thou Shalt Not Steal,' but continued to chastise the industry.

The top high school football players in the US often exhibit dedication, respect, personal courage, and physical and emotional strength, qualities the US Army values in its soldiers.