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> February 12, 2007 Issue of PRWeek
February 12, 2007 Issue of PRWeek
PRWeek Column
All the cool companies know green is hot and here to stay
The January 29 issue of
BusinessWeek
declares the sustainability movement in the corporate world to be "more than PR." That's shorthand to say, "This isn't ...
Guest Column
Listening has always been a vital part of communicating
In the movie
Dreamgirls
, a dramatic moment occurs when the young protégé finally asserts her independence from her manager/husband. She does this in a song ...
Op-Ed
Crystal-ball view of media in '07
Now that the Internet has replaced the very air we breathe, news outlets call themselves content-management systems, and blogging no longer sounds like something gastrointestinal, ...
News Analysis
Consumers co-star in Brand Universe
User-generated content and brands coexist on Yahoo portal, providing both their equal say
Letters to the Editor
Accept branding role
I want to thank Julia Hood for having the courage to state in her recent column ("It's not taboo for PR to admit that ads ...
Corporate Profile
Southwest's PR displays intangible value
Measurement consultant helps the airline's comms department display its worth to the bottom line
Agency Business
Pro bono work proves beneficial on many fronts
It's widely accepted, in our enlightened day and age, that doing pro bono work is part of the price of being a polite member of ...
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Claude Grunitzky
Claude Grunitzky launched
Trace
as a shoestring venture 10 years ago to fill what he saw as a gap between the existing coverage of the ...
Feature
Power to the people
In order to reach members of Congress, the most effective approach is through their constituents.
Focus
Women under the influence
Female audiences are particular about where they get their information from, so, along with the message, companies must think hard about where they communicate it.
Technique
What's Mandarin for 'press release'?
As more news releases go global, the rules get more complex.
Campaign
Effort captures essence of KISS
When Gemini Cosmetics prepared to launch the KISS Her and KISS Him fragrances, brand extensions of the iconic '70s rock band, president and CEO Neil ...
Horizon's H-racer toy car drives sales, awareness
In the world of fuel-cell technology companies, revenue hasn't been easy to come by.
Newsmaker
Schulz maintains Vonage's connection to public
Ask someone what "VoIP" is, the likely answer - "Vonage."
PR Play of the Week
Little faith in Haggard's revelation
So it turns out that Ted Haggard, the famously anti-gay Denver reverend revealed to have had a gay affair with a gay prostitute, is not, ...
Toolbox
Voice mail as training tool, radio placement tips, more
How can listening to messages on voice mail serve as an important media training tool?
Expert Advice
The job market is always competitive. Can you offer any tips on how to make a résumé stand out?
President, JobBound,
www.jobbound.com
Media Analysis
Brand forays into media could elevate PR
"Bud." "Weis." "Er." "Whassup!" Are these the essential sentiments of the future of the media?
Inside Information
Many factors involved in measuring PR's online impact
With clients increasingly looking for ROI on their PR ventures, the ease with which online activity can be tallied is an asset. The trick is ...
Critical Hit
NFL newsletter gives Huddle play
NFL Players Association's newsletter, November
Editorial
Companies must rethink Super Bowl ad strategies
This is not 1984, and you, Snickers, are not Apple.
Fact File
The annual Westminster Show ensures all dogs have their day
The Westminster Dog Show, televised since 1948, has always been America's most widely-watched live telecast of a dog show, with an audience of over 3 ...
Media Ups and Downs
Good and bad for this year's Super Bowl
Molly Ivins, OJ, and advertisers
Launch Pad
Grey Goose pear vodka debut stresses sensory experience
In a market flooded with luxury liquors, Grey Goose wanted to introduce its La Poire pear vodka - the brand's first new flavor in nearly ...
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UPDATED: The NewsMarket to acquire Medialink
American Airlines challenges New York customers via Facebook
Interview: Kathy Bloomgarden, Ruder Finn
No social media please, we're pharma
Kayak puts RFP on hold
State Farm selects Weber Shandwick
Former Ketchum VP Andrews launches social media agency
Google's next 'Wave' of the future
Informatica enlists Ogilvy PR for stronger media relations
UPDATED: The NewsMarket to acquire Medialink
Informatica enlists Ogilvy PR for stronger media relations
Google's next 'Wave' of the future
Is the APR credential necessary for PR practitioners?
PR Power List 2009
Pekarek is an advocate for change at GSK
American Airlines challenges New York customers via Facebook
State Farm selects Weber Shandwick
Journalist Q&A: Kara Swisher, All Things Digital
Showtime's Nurse Jackie campaign brings in record ratings
National Honey Board in consumer review
Levi's 'pioneers' a global interactive campaign
Journalist Q&A: Kara Swisher, All Things Digital
Showtime's Nurse Jackie campaign brings in record ratings
Is Oprah Winfrey truly the best PR leader?
Virgin Atlantic's 'Vtravelled' site aims to inspire
FTC proposal could vastly alter blogger relations
Wal-Mart makes a healthy decision
Interview: Tony Russo, chairman and CEO, Russo Partners
Google's next 'Wave' of the future
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