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Book of Lists 2007
In a year filled with recalls and resignations, Beckham and blockbuster deals, there were plenty of PR hits and misses. PRWeek's editorial team looks at the best and worst of the bunch.
10 people with the toughest jobs in communications
5 agency sites that annoyed*
5 Agency sites that awed*
10 staff moves that made the news
5 brands that soared
5 frankly honest political quotes
10 Testing events for crisis PR pros
5 media brands on the rise
5 media brands that hit the skids
10 product debuts we couldn't miss
10 business events that caused a stir
5 terms we didn't hear before '07
5 terms we hope not to hear again
5 communicators we liked to hear
5 communicators we couldn't bear
10 stunts that were Barnum worthy
5 corporate blogs that built buzz
5 corporate blogs that bored
5 brands that sunk
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On the beat 2007
On the beat: public affairs
Ted McKenna
December 23, 2007
Much that goes on in politics, the government, and corporate America can potentially fall under the rubric of "public affairs." What political scandal, product recall, or lobbying effort doesn't have an interesting public communications aspect to it?
On the beat: technology/Bay Area
Aarti Shah
December 23, 2007
This year tech was all about the consumer. Web 2.0 hit its peak, morphing everything it touched into a social network or user-generated site.
On the beat: media
Hamilton Nolan
December 23, 2007
The biggest media story of 2007 - in fact, the only real media story of 2007 - was the changes being inflicted on the media by the Internet. Every other story was an offshoot of this fundamental dynamic.
On the beat: consumer
Michael Bush
December 23, 2007
Covering the consumer beat in 2007 didn't leave much time for rest. It seemed as if every other week there was another major RFP being issued or a six- to seven-figure assignment being pitched. And getting anyone to talk about those isn't easy.
On the beat: corporate/financial; PR services
Tonya Garcia
December 23, 2007
This year has been particularly tumultuous for corporations, financial services companies, and even the average homeowner, creating a need for a more free exchange of information than many executives are accustomed to.
On the beat: entertainment/Los Angeles
Randi Schmelzer
December 23, 2007
Entertainment PR masterminds have relied on the most innovative new-media tactics to connect with consumers. Still, 2007 might ultimately be remembered as the year PR looked back.
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