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> February 18, 2008 Issue of PRWeek
February 18, 2008 11 7 Issue of PRWeek
Launch Pad
Interactive site gives chance to provide feedback on covers
Newsstand sales are significantly driven by the power of its covers.
Media
Carchex drives traffic to Web site
Carchex is a Web-based automotive service company for consumers and auto dealerships.
Journalist Q&A
Interview: James Pindell
James Pindell covered the NH primaries for the Boston Globe before joining Observer Media Group as Managing Editor. Politicker.com is a state-fueled national political Web ...
Fact File
Immigration means change for 'mainstream' marketing
At a time when "change" is the media buzzword of choice, a report from the Pew Research Center sheds light on the staggering demographic shift ...
Editorial
Comment site needs to be used constructively
When General Motors officials decided to temporarily shut down the company's comments section on its new "interactive" Web site, GMnext, it drew harsh criticism that ...
Op-Ed
Davos finds renewed relevance
The World Economic Forum had a problem. To put a fine point on it, after 30-plus years, it looked like the only people around the ...
Feature
Culture of cooperation
A strong alignment between communications and customer service functions helps Southwest Airlines deliver a cohesive message and positive experience to consumers.
The road to recovery
After going through an unimaginable crisis last year, Virginia Tech has implemented a number of tactics to help the campus return to a sense of ...
Newsmaker
Card's White House years enrich F-H's counsel
Few people outside Washington may know it, but Andy Card, who joined Fleishman-Hillard as a senior counselor late last year, was the man who whispered ...
Campaign
MAC's philanthropy looks good
In 1994, employees at MAC Cosmetics established the MAC AIDS Fund (MAF), one of the first foundations to call attention to HIV/AIDS.
Media Analysis
CNN takes gamble with unfiltered site
It has been some time now since we first caught wind of "citizen journalism," a trend that seems to be forever threatening to explode, without ...
News Analysis
Fortune's '100 Best' generates motivation
From recruiting to staff morale, Fortune's list creates great possibilities for companies selected
Corporate Profile
Deloitte gets creative in recruiting wars
Unique outreach efforts have helped accounting firm battle rival entities in attracting new talent
Agency Business
Closing the gap between healthcare and digital
Digital practices at large agencies have been pushing the boundaries for new-media uses in PR for several years now.
Media Roundup
Rehab coverage gets boost from stars
Thanks in part to celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan entering into rehab, media interest in addiction and recovery has been on the rise recently.
Technique
Looking at more than just the numbers
Annual reports can include some different features that truly resonate with investors.
Toolbox
PR's role in M&As, what to expect in radio in '08, more
PR's role in M&As, what to expect in radio in '08, more
Expert Advice
Working as part of a team is a reality for almost all PR professionals. How can I be a great team player?
Working in teams is a challenge. You are not only responsible for your own work; you are also accountable for the overall success of the ...
Inside Information
Social network shopping assists in consumer information
As social networking continues to creep into different niche communities, PR pros keep expanding the ways in which they can make use of these sites.
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Foursquare hires M Booth as AOR
The new influencer
UN Foundation picks Weber for energy program
Newsmaker: Paul Hicks, NFL
Lenovo to build 'brand personality' in US
The new influencer
NHTSA to seek comms, marketing support
DC Influencer: Rachna Choudhry, Popvox
GSK to increase consumer healthcare comms team
Atkins taps MWW as AOR
LinkedIn hires Maloney & Fox as consumer firm
Let's cut the crap and get on with the work
Cohn & Wolfe launches multicultural practice
A shoe in the door for the cobbler's child
Text 100 hires two VPs to boost digital offering
Komen reversal shows power of social networks
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Komen forgot who it works for
Foursquare hires M Booth as AOR
Comms to play big part in Facebook post-IPO growth
Kraft pitches breakfast biscuits to US consumers
Carmakers expand news cycle for Super Bowl ads
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