Right exposure key to growing industry

Jaimy Lee June 23, 2008

Solar energy providers have had to adjust their communications strategy as they seek to educate and engage consumers.
 

PublicRoutes.com becomes eco-friendly in its relaunch

Tonya Garcia June 11, 2008

PublicRoutes.com, a Web site offering public-transportation riders directions in major cities across the US and London, relaunched in June 2006 after undergoing a redesign (Dukas staff had a previous relationship with the site dating back to 2005).
 

'CNBC' bites into Del Posto's greens

David Ward June 11, 2008

Who is your client? What are its media goals?
 

Sustainability won't be the first to go

Brendan May June 09, 2008

Anyone who thought that the economic downturn was a threat to the corporate sustainability movement should have come to the annual CERES conference, held in Boston in late April. Nearly 700 corporations, including large multinationals; small enterprises; major investors; NGOs; and, a range of consultancies, think tanks, and government representatives gathered to drive forward the environmental business agenda.
 

Broader view of healthcare can open new avenues

Jaimy Lee June 05, 2008

Diversification in healthcare has become just as much a key topic for PR firms as it has for the medical community and general public. The changing definition of healthcare and a fluctuating market are pushing firms to develop broader client bases for healthcare practices.
 

Having green-friendly events, power of texting, and more

Beth Krietsch June 03, 2008

How can I plan an event while keeping high sustainability standards in mind?
 

Green in the face

Alexandra Bruell May 27, 2008

Fashionista is calling out those fashion retailers that encourage environmental responsibility via messages on printed tees, but do the opposite in their own business practices.
 

The right office design looks good to clients, staff

Alexandra Bruell May 22, 2008

An agency's office suggests more than meets the eye. Its layout is oftentimes planned to reflect the firm's brand and culture and, in turn, contribute to the attraction and retention of both clients and employees.
 

The North Face thinks outside the box

Aarti Shah May 19, 2008

While the 40-year-old company's message is still the same, its target is much broader than ever
 
 
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