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April 06, 2009 12 14 Issue of PRWeek
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Growth and revenue might be competing factors for Facebook
Engage in conversation long enough with someone in the communications industry, and talk will inevitably turn to Facebook's redesign.
Content becoming crucial in customer engagement
A recent DM News interview with Seth Solomons, global CMO at Digitas, got me thinking about what is demanded of today's consumers.
Guest Column
Agency consolidation growing, but do it for the proper reasons
Any CCO whose company retains multiple PR firms and is not considering some form of roster consolidation is outside the norm right now.
Op-Ed
PR should relish opportunity to lead
Many believe that Thomas Paine penned his observation "These are times that try men's souls" in his pamphlet Common Sense.
Become a valuable, relevant resource
"The times they are a-changin'." Intended to describe the massive cultural upheaval of the '60s, the lyric has found a new home with today's media ...
News Analysis
Palm's Pre faces challenges to stand out in market
Telling tales of small companies taking on market leaders or two heavyweights battling for dominance have long been a staple of business journalism.
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Nikki Finke
Nikki Finke, veteran entertainment journalist, has written for LA Weekly since 2002. She also writes a daily version of her Deadline Hollywood column on the ...
Media Roundup
Candy's sweet spot goes beyond food beat
In recent weeks, there's been a flurry of coverage on how candy sales are surging despite the economic downturn.
Focus
Law firms use PR to court attention
Law firms are increasingly using PR to help build reputation, enhance thought leadership, and attract prospects for new business.
Campaign
Soldiers get some holiday cheer
While anyone can send mail directly to a specific member in the US military, cards addressed to "any soldier" cannot be delivered for security issues.
Zales taps into consumers' emotions to promote brand
Zales sponsored a giant heart installation in Times Square to engage consumers and media on the most important jewelry purchasing day of the year, Valentine's ...
Asla shows landscaping, its report are 'Sustainable'
The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) partnered with the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and US Botanic Garden to create the US' first national ...
Newsmaker
Freeman charts a new course for travel industry
Geoff Freeman is used to working under fire. Before joining the US Travel Association (then called the Travel Industry Association [TIA]) in 2006, he worked ...
Toolbox
Importance of SEO, utilizing social media research, more
Why is search engine optimization important?
Special Reports
PRWeek/PR Newswire 2009 Media Survey
With layoffs and outlet closures now commonplace, the fate of many journalists is unclear. Those determined to stay in the profession are working more than ...
Media Analysis
Obama snub highlights shift to niche focus
If there was any doubt that print-based media outlets had surrendered a portion of their national news agenda, it dissipated on March 24, during the ...
Inside Information
ANRs retain their effectiveness in reaching consumers
Although there are a number of ways to disseminate information in the digital space, audio news releases (ANRs) remain an effective way to reach consumers, ...
Critical Hit
Chicago lawyer makes strong case
Who is your client? What are its media goals?
Editorial
White House sends a clear message by firing Wagoner
Last Sunday, the Obama administration ousted Richard Wagoner from his CEO and chairman post at beleaguered US automaker General Motors.
Launch Pad
May Institute shows the faces of autism to boost awareness
The May Institute, which provides services for autistic children and adults, plans to raise awareness about autism in the general public with its "What Does ...
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Interview: Bill Reihl, head of North American consumer marketing, Ogilvy PR
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Dittus launches new public affairs firm
Discovery focuses on imagery in 'Life' campaign
Female Health, MAC AIDS Fund partner for awareness
Quaker taps Nickelodeon star for 'Afterschool Rocks' campaign
Companies shape long-term communications around FCC broadband plan
What are the benefits of transferring to another global office of my agency?
Sony PlayStation hires Voce, Access/Ketchum
PR agency owners, executives must be mindful of unexpected 401(k) risks
Journalist Q&A: Mira Lowe, EIC, 'Jet'
Return to M&A offers Wall Street chance to improve reputation
GSK works with cancer survivor for 'Help Prevent' campaign
Discovery focuses on imagery in 'Life' campaign
PR should take leading role in PSAs
Interview: Bill Reihl, head of North American consumer marketing, Ogilvy PR
Dittus launches new public affairs firm
Virgin America launches reality show amid expansion plans
PR should take leading role in PSAs
PR agency owners, executives must be mindful of unexpected 401(k) risks
Journalist Q&A: Mira Lowe, EIC, 'Jet'
OraSure leverages dentist to promote HIV testing
Interview: Bill Reihl, head of North American consumer marketing, Ogilvy PR
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Companies shape long-term communications around FCC broadband plan
Financial services turn to PR for new era
Dittus launches new public affairs firm
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