Ted McKenna

 
Ted McKenna is Washington bureau chief for PRWeek. He covers public affairs as well as general PR news in the DC region.
 

Recent Articles

Social media firms to merge

July 22, 2008

DUNDAS, ONTARIO: Social Media Group (SMG) plans to acquire DC-based Livingston Communications in August, combining two firms focused exclusively on social media marketing and communications.

Gore appearances boost climate protection group

July 18, 2008

WASHINGTON: The Alliance for Climate Protection (ACP) plans to use the star power of its chairman, Al Gore, to generate media coverage of its efforts. It took a significant step July 17 when the former Vice President addressed an audience of more than 3,000 at Washington's Constitution Hall.

Humane Society encourages the support of cage-free eggs

July 17, 2008

The HSUS plans to launch a campaign to encourage support for cage-free egg production by asking visitors of allcreatures.hsus.org to either only buy eggs that are not produced by caged hens; buy fewer eggs; or replace eggs with some sort of substitute.

Burson aims with Hughes hire to build "bipartisan" counsel

July 11, 2008

NEW YORK: Burson-Marsteller worldwide CEO and president Mark Penn said the recent appointment of longtime Bush confidante Karen Hughes as vice chair marks the start of an effort by the agency to create a worldwide "bipartisan braintrust."

Burson CEO Mark Penn speaks out on the agency, politics, and the Clinton campaign

July 11, 2008

Burson-Marsteller worldwide president and CEO Mark Penn recently spoke with PRWeek's Ted McKenna about efforts to build the agency's "bipartisanship" - including the hire of Bush confidante Karen Hughes -- and his work at the firm following the end of Sen. Clinton's presidential campaign, for which Penn was for a time the chief strategist.

National Guard to recruit a 'Rock Star' image at events

July 10, 2008

WASHINGTON: In August, the US Army National Guard will launch a mobile marketing campaign, supported by outreach to local media, to sign up recruits at various music festivals and other outdoor events.

Longtime Bush confidante Hughes joins Burson as vice chair

July 09, 2008

Former Bush administration communications counselor Karen Hughes is joining Burson-Marsteller as global vice chair.

Positive signs emerge in XM-Sirius union

July 09, 2008

Although the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and special interest groups fought the merger of XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio, recent statements in support of the merger by Federal Communications Commission chairman Kevin Martin were considered a good sign for the deal.

Ahead of the Games

June 30, 2008

The upcoming Summer Olympics in Beijing have sparked protests across the world. For sponsors and other companies, though, the event is a powerful opportunity to connect with China.

Sabin Vaccine Institute hires Hyde Park

June 27, 2008

WASHINGTON: The nonprofit Sabin Vaccine Institute hired Hyde Park Communications to develop new branding for the organization as well as provide strategic communications counsel and media relations.
 
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