Trade Organization Articles

Week-long initiative prompts children to celebrate reading

Irene Chang November 08, 2007

The 88th annual Children's Book Week (CBW), November 12 to 18, is a time when educators, librarians, booksellers, and families celebrate reading with the theme: "Rise Up Reading!"
 

Trade shows present profitable opportunities

Ted McKenna November 01, 2007

For PR firms working in the tech space, trade shows offer the chance to simultaneously build buzz for a product or service, learn about new technologies and trends, and get the buzz on companies that could one day become clients.
 

CDC selects Ogilvy for $3.3m task targeting America's youth

Marc Longpre October 19, 2007

WASHINGTON: In an effort to encourage America's youth to form healthy relationships and avoid violent dating patterns, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has awarded Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide a three-year contract worth more than $3.3 million to lead its national "Choose Respect" initiative.
 

Writers Guild holds advantage, as strike would strand viewers

Randi Schmelzer October 18, 2007

As Writers Guild of America (WGA) members near a possible November 1 strike, Hollywood's network and studio execs are bracing for interruptions to their programming schedules.
 

Outlets up focus on gay, lesbian travelers

David Ward October 15, 2007

Over the past decade, gays and lesbians have emerged as one of the most sought-after consumer demographics. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the travel industry.
 

Green angle adds some meat to activist groups' campaigns

Irene Chang and Randi Schmelzer September 27, 2007

The idea that being an environmentalist means you should also denounce meat-eating has come into vogue lately.
 

Select Registry cook-off builds dining reputation

Irene Chang August 28, 2007

Select Registry represents more than 400 inns, bed and breakfasts, and small hotels throughout the US and Canada.
 

USB touts its soy-based substitutes for trans fat

Marc Longpre August 14, 2007

In the past year, the rage over trans fats has become white hot. Suddenly - and seemingly all at once - the largest fast-food chains were looking for alternatives. The United Soybean Board (USB) was pushing a soy-based alternative and looked to capitalize on the attention.
 

Trends trump taste in specialty foods

David Ward August 10, 2006

Forget meat and potatoes. Americans today increasingly want pomegranate-based drinks, spices such as smoked paprika, and other once exotic items, and the media have responded by increasing the amount of specialty items covered in food sections.
 

Government takes a healthy interest in US eating habits

Lisa LaMotta July 31, 2006

Starting next year, the US government is instituting a plan to get Americans to eat healthier.