Special Reports Articles

PR Power List 2009

July 01, 2009

During this challenging time, PRWeek's senior editors weigh the different criteria to help determine this year's ranking of 25 industry leaders.
 

2009 Agency Business Report Rankings

April 27, 2009

PRWeek's annual rankings of US PR firms and their 2008 revenue
 

PRWeek/PR Newswire 2009 Media Survey

Frank Washkuch April 06, 2009

With layoffs and outlet closures now commonplace, the fate of many journalists is unclear. Those determined to stay in the profession are working more than ever and learning new skills.
 

Salary Survey 2009: Adjusting to a new reality

Nicole Zerillo February 23, 2009

The recession has drastically affected the job market and forced employees to reevaluate both their priorities and their expectations for moving forward, according to the 2009 PRWeek Salary Survey.
 

PRWeek awards finalists 2009

January 12, 2009

Winners will be announced at the PRWeek Awards dinner in New York City on March 5
 

Editors' choice 2009 - Ogilvy PR Worldwide

Keith O’Brien, Erica Iacono, and Rose Gordon January 05, 2009

Boosted by hefty government contracts, new blue-chip clients, a global footprint, and a thriving social media practice, Ogilvy PR Worldwide has placed itself in a good position to succeed in 2009.
 

Editors' choice 2009 - who to watch

January 05, 2009

PRWeek's staff looks into its crystal ball to select the agencies, individuals, and companies that are going to be making headlines in the upcoming year
 

Book of Lists 2008

December 22, 2008

Though 2008 was dominated by a groundbreaking presidential election, there was still plenty of other news. PRWeek's editorial team reviews the year's PR hits and misses
 

On the beat: media

Frank Washkuch December 22, 2008

Financial reports and media news were largely intertwined in 2008, as many media companies - suffering from the economic downturn and fearing a barren 2009 - cut jobs, publications, and editions.
 

On the beat: technology/Bay Area

Aarti Shah December 22, 2008

In 2007, tech PR embraced social media as a revolution. Through trial and error, the industry seemed more at ease with it. Today, it's rare to find a major company that hasn't used the space in some way.