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> August 20, 2007 Issue of PRWeek
August 20, 2007 10 32 Issue of PRWeek
Launch Pad
Safety angle puts backpack solidly in front of the media
My Child's Pack is a full-size, lightweight ballistic backpack, designed by fathers and former deputies Joe Curran and Mike Pelonzi, for kids in middle school ...
PR Play
The court is no haven for RU hoopster
Heroes in America never stay heroic forever.
Media
Flash Seats scores 'Times' section
The New York Times
, June 14
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Jacob Goldstein
Jacob Goldstein is the lead writer for the
Wall Street Journal's
Health Blog, which launched in March of this year. Goldstein joined the
Journal
from ...
Fact File
Fast-growing pet care market is reflective of human trends
Pets, no longer just sidekicks for kids, are being treated as valuable members of the family, leading some to wonder who exactly owns whom.
Editorial
J&J must expand candid conversation everywhere
To do an unpopular thing in order to serve the needs of another facet of the business is often called taking a "PR hit."
PRWeek Column
The train tells you how fast - and effectively - news travels
On the train I take each day, there is a group of people who congregate in the vestibule of the first car at exactly the ...
Guest Column
Transparency is a necessary principle for all media types
What makes for good journalism? It's not so much a set of specific techniques or practices. It's all about principles.
Op-Ed
Telephone research is going mobile
A recent
eMarketer Daily
report on new research shows that an increasing number of Americans - 11% - use only mobile phones.
Social media returns PR to its roots
Having recently participated in the US Council on Competitiveness' Innovation Summit and looking forward to chairing the fall PRSA International Conference, whose theme this year ...
Feature
Multicultural hits the big league
Major League Baseball teams are employing a variety of tactics to form meaningful and lasting relationships with diverse audiences.
Newsmaker
Bite's Karlqvist adjusts to life, PR in the Big Apple
New York City is likely less intimidating to new arrivals than it had been previously, especially in these "the-world-is-flat" days. That is doubly true for ...
Campaign
Ball helps build OfficeMax brand
When OfficeMax's 2005-2006 Tracking Study revealed that consumers perceived customer service, value, and quality were identical among OfficeMax and rivals Office Depot and Staples, the ...
USB touts its soy-based substitutes for trans fat
In the past year, the rage over trans fats has become white hot. Suddenly - and seemingly all at once - the largest fast-food chains ...
CereTom displays sports medicine utility ringside
Medical-device manufacturer NeuroLogica believed it had achieved a true technological breakthrough in the CereTom, the first portable and cordless CT head and neck scanner.
Media Analysis
Second issue pivotal for 'Portfolio's' future
With print journalism fighting for relevance, can a highly anticipated magazine bounce back from a lackluster launch? That's the question looming for Conde Nast's troubled ...
News Analysis
J&J balances its legal and PR objectives
Though many facts are on its side, likely comms fallout is on J&J's mind as it sues the Red Cross
Corporate Profile
BayBio illustrates biotech's real-life benefits
Comms team's shift in focus aids group's efforts to keep biotech industry thriving in the Bay Area
Agency Business
Proactive plans can ease overdue invoice problems
Pursuing overdue invoices is a fact of PR agency life. Some clients are chronically late, others are downright deceptive in their delinquency. Sometimes, an invoice ...
Media Roundup
Sports medicine stories getting broader play
Sports medicine traditionally has the tendency to be a feel-good topic, combining advice on injury prevention and the importance of things like good nutrition for ...
Focus
The French evolution
France's PR industry may not be as developed as its European neighbors, but it is growing, offering great opportunity.
Technique
Blogs prompt a re-evaluation of reviews
Online journalism adds a new dimension to companies' efforts to get their products reviewed.
Toolbox
Government Web strategies, benefits of in-kind PSAs, more
How can government agencies cut through media clutter?
Web Exclusive
PR pros on the ascendancy of Facebook
Less than a year ago, Facebook was only populated by college students. Now, the social network is growing faster than any other, mostly among people ...
Expert Advice
What is the best way to ask for a raise if I am working overtime and producing outstanding results?
Be prepared and confident, but also remember that asking for a raise requires a negotiation process, so don't expect the situation to be resolved with ...
Inside Information
Measurement of PR success gets a personal touch
When a measurement company provides a personalized approach, its clients can build metrics to meet their needs.
Media Ups and Downs
'Metro' fires Kalan for declaring newspapers dead
Debra Wong Yang, David Blum,
Reuters
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Minnesota Fire Service Foundation commemorates fallen firefighters
Newsmaker: Paul Hicks, NFL
The new influencer
Foursquare hires M Booth as AOR
Fleishman's Lachky joins Crocs as comms leader
Komen reversal shows power of social networks
Carmakers expand news cycle for Super Bowl ads
Should your strategy be the same when pitching reporters and bloggers?
The new influencer
NHTSA to seek comms, marketing support
Should your strategy be the same when pitching reporters and bloggers?
Newsmaker: Paul Hicks, NFL
MSLGroup consumer director Sullivan passes away
IRS seeks agency for compliance effort
Wayfair selects Lippe Taylor as first consumer firm
DC Influencer: Rachna Choudhry, Popvox
Minnesota Fire Service Foundation commemorates fallen firefighters
Former Groupon comms chief joins Weber Shandwick
Santorum celebrates three-state victory
ECU Communications to promote E-Verify service
Valuable to whom?
MSLGroup consumer director Sullivan passes away
Former Groupon comms chief joins Weber Shandwick
Social media is changing Super Bowl ad game
Pepsi wins Super Bowl 'meaningful' tweet contest
Jones-Dilworth launches press page-building software
Romney axes debate coach
IRS seeks agency for compliance effort
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