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> August 29, 2005 Issue of PRWeek
August 29, 2005 Issue of PRWeek
PR Play
Ferrer schools Bloomberg in essay contest
If you've been paying attention to the New York City mayoral campaign, you must be in it.
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Alex Berenson
Alex Berenson landed a job at
The Denver Post
right out of college and later wrote for TheStreet.com before moving to
The New York Times
...
PRWeek Column
Though often merited, PR faces uphill battle to gain the recognition advertising receives
In a Q&A last week that ran in
The Wall Street Journal
, Pat Fallon, founder and chairman of advertising agency Fallon Worldwide, explained why his ...
Guest Column
Even a B-list actor's entourage dwarfs most on-set PR groups
Against my better judgment, I agreed to do some set publicity for a B movie starring an aging action hero whose best punches and one-liners ...
Paul Holmes
Merck loss in lawsuit shows that good PR is sometimes a company's best legal defense
Inside the Mix
No matter what the experts say, marketers must determine what's best for their brands
Op-Ed
Crisis policies must undergo regular real-world tests
Plant explosions. Leaking railroad cars off the track in an accident. An airplane crash. A catastrophic storm. Substitute your own crisis, whether you are in ...
Image programs crucial for companies
Reputation is present throughout our lives; it's how we choose business partners, our dentist or mechanic, and even which neighborhood to live in.
Special Reports
PRWeek Career Guide
The PR profession lives and dies by the people that make up its ranks. The quest to attract and develop talent at all levels is ...
Feature
The corporate cure
Pharma companies understand the need to communicate who they are as corporations.
Newsmaker
Boyd brings the luxury of credibility to Singapore
Singapore Airlines will always stress safety, but VP of PR James Boyd works to ensure that customers know they'll also enjoy the trip - a ...
Campaign
Tourism PR: Art exhibit paints Dali, Philadelphia in a different light
Salvador Dali was reviled by many and loved by many more." That was the opening line of a September 2004
New York Times
preview piece ...
Rally by White Sox earns Podsednik final All-Star spot
Scott Reifert, VP of communications for the Chicago White Sox, wanted to get a fourth White Sox player nominated to the American League All-Star team.
Community Relations: Kansas City clinic revamps event to build up donations
The Kansas City Free Health Clinic provides healthcare at no charge to patients who otherwise would not have access to health services. Fundraisers are vital ...
Exhibit Opening: Media efforts set the stage for Body Worlds' premiere
Body Worlds is an exhibit of human cadavers and body parts preserved by a special "plastination" process developed by German anatomist Gunther von Hagens in ...
Archive
Biz360, LexisNexis team to offer metric
SAN MATEO, CA: Biz360 and LexisNexis have developed MarketImpact, a measurement product that will combine LexisNexis content with Biz360 technology.
Outcry over graffiti festival nets publicity for new game
NEW YORK: Clothing designer Marc Ecko parlayed a tiff with the city into a wealth of free media coverage for an upcoming video game he ...
Ad revenue grows for b-to-b outlets, '05 report reveals
NEW YORK: Ad revenue for b-to-b publications is rising, found a Business Information Network report for June 2005.
LA eases void in PR with $4.1m RFP for Sanitation project
LOS ANGELES: The almost total lack of new city PR contracts following the Fleishman-Hillard billing scandal here has been alleviated slightly with the release of ...
Hefty Merck verdict spurs firms to rethink DTC efforts
ANGLETON, TX: Now that jurors have handed down a $253.5 million verdict against Merck, healthcare marketers are left debating what the massive award means for ...
Porter Novelli hires national media relations director
NEW YORK: Sandra Sokoloff has joined Porter Novelli as SVP, director of national media relations. She will report to Michael Ramah, partner, director of strategic ...
PG&E hastens media outreach after transformer explosion
SAN FRANCISCO: Public utility Pacific Gas & Electric is aggressively courting the media after an electrical transformer exploded in downtown San Francisco.
Steve Hoechster named Euro RSCG Magnet tech practice head
NEW YORK: Euro RSCG Magnet has appointed Steve Hoechster as SVP and leader of the agency’s technology practice. Magnet also named VP Carol Edwards as ...
News Analysis
Conducting press relations in the age of online search
Thanks to the web, the media have more access to information than ever, forcing companies to walk the fine line between privacy and transparency.
Corporate Profile
World Series of Poker cashes in on media's interest
Harrah's World Series of Poker has grown into a national craze, with PR tactics and an increase in press coverage driving baby boomers and youngsters ...
Agency Business
Making the move to a new region as smooth as possible
Relocating to head another office can be a daunting process. But by learning about the region - and staff - before arrival, new managers can ...
Media Watch
Gaza pullout alters Mideast landscape
The political and social landscape in the Middle East changed over the past few weeks as thousands of Israeli settlers were forced to leave their ...
Media Roundup
Dallas-Fort Worth papers expand
In Dallas and Fort Worth in Texas, the two dominant newspapers are branching out their coverage in a bid to attract more suburban and Hispanic ...
Focus
New Jersey and Pennsylvania: Healthy growth
Healthcare is thriving in the corridor between NY and Chicago.
Technique
Radio: Learning the rules of satellite radio
As subscriptions grow and high-profile names sign up, satellite radio is gaining popularity and securing a prominent place in the broadcast PR mix.
Toolbox
Event planning, networking, and more
Determining the best date to hold your event, new avenues for PR pros to network, and more
Book Review
'Red Book' has myriad selling points
Even a cursory read tells us that the principles laid out in this book will work, in business or in life, for anyone who wants ...
Toy Box
Samsung monitor is a flat-out winner
If your office hasn't bought you a flat-screen monitor yet, put that on your list of demands to discuss during your next review. The space ...
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Should your strategy be the same when pitching reporters and bloggers?
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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
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