Beth Krietsch

 
Beth Krietsch is PRWeek's West Coast correspondent. Follow her on Twitter: @bkrietsch
 

Recent Articles

Bite hires Cunningham as North American president

January 26, 2012

SAN FRANCISCO: Bite Communications has hired Andrea Cunningham as president of Bite North America.
 

Apple earnings outpace expectations

January 24, 2012

Apple far exceeded analyst expectations with earnings of $46.3 billion in the first quarter of its 2012 fiscal year. The $13.1 billion profit in the quarter was the company's best ever.
 

San Francisco International taps Burson-Marsteller as AOR

January 24, 2012

SAN FRANCISCO: San Francisco International Airport has hired Burson-Marsteller as AOR. The three-year contract has a total value of $1.8 million.
 

Vyatta names Airfoil AOR

January 24, 2012

BELMONT, CA: Vyatta, a software-based networking and security provider, has hired Airfoil Public Relations as AOR.
 

Women take purchasing recommendations to social

January 24, 2012

ST. LOUIS: Women often use social media to distribute information that helps others make informed purchase decisions, according to a study from Fleishman-Hillard and Hearst Magazines.
 

CoalTek hires Greenough as AOR

January 24, 2012

BOSTON: CoalTek, a Massachusetts-based clean energy company, has hired Greenough as AOR.
 

PMK-BNC hires Gonzales as VP, national publicity

January 24, 2012

NEW YORK: PMK-BNC has hired Omar Gonzales as VP of national publicity.
 

Netflix shakes up comms department

January 23, 2012

Netflix CMO Leslie Kilgore has stepped down after a tumultuous year for the entertainment service.
 

StreamQuik launches StreamCell video production tool

January 20, 2012

IRVINE, CA: StreamQuik, a new media product-development company, has launched StreamCell, a portable video-production platform.
 

Tech companies boldly protest anti-piracy bills

January 19, 2012

SAN FRANCISCO: Websites including Reddit, Wikipedia, and Boing Boing darkened their websites on Wednesday to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the US House of Representatives and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) in the US Senate.