Research Articles

McLean's comms role at museum is a natural fit

Frank Washkuch May 12, 2008

When former NBC News international correspondent Charles McLean's phone rang recently, it was a recruitment agency manager asking for advice on hiring a seasoned communications chief for the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
 

Webcasts can reach influential audience

Alexandra Bruell May 12, 2008

If done correctly, this forum for information is an effective way to engage the media.
 

College students' PR campaign prompts controversy

Ivey Overstreet May 05, 2008

A PR campaign designed by students at Hunter College in New York, and sponsored by the Coach fashion label, is coming under criticism for promoting a fake persona complete with a Facebook profile and blog, according to AdWeek.
 

A brand new strategy

Tanya Lewis May 05, 2008

NetApp's corporate marketing and communications team has worked hard to help redefine the company for a variety of different audiences.
 

Social media tug of war

Collective Intellect April 30, 2008

The PR industry as a whole must do a better job of embracing social media, or else they run the risk of losing the battle against the advertising industry.
 

So Low uses celebrities to boost West Coast presence

Alexandra Bruell April 30, 2008

In May 2006, casual loungewear brand So Low, based in LA, was only selling on the East Coast. The company looked into building a presence on the West Coast, but after conducting new research on the brand, it found that the age group it was targeting, 25 to 35, was too old.
 

Proper disclosure has to be more than revenue numbers

Keith O'Brien April 28, 2008

The 2008 Agency Business Report found that the PR industry had another successful year. These gains can be attributed, at least in part, to increased digital revenues, the improving stature of PR pros in the eyes of C-suite executives, and global companies seeking expertise in multiple countries
 

Study reveals shift in 'WSJ's' coverage

Frank Washkuch April 25, 2008

A Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ) study found that The Wall Street Journal de-emphasized its front-page business coverage in favor of political news during the first three months of News Corp.'s ownership, compared to the prior four months.
 

Stars need substance in public affairs initiatives

Frank Washkuch April 25, 2008

When agencies help their consumer-facing companies select a celebrity spokesperson to promote a product or event, all that's usually required is smooth skin or an engaging personality. Yet for public affairs campaigns, the bar is a bit higher.
 

Cision unveils reputation index

Tonya Garcia April 24, 2008

Despite the economic tumult, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America saw their reputations take a turn for the better, according to Cision's Corporate Media Reputation Index for Q1 2008
 
 
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