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> January 12, 2009 Issue of PRWeek
January 12, 2009 12 2 Issue of PRWeek
Agency
Digital remains in demand despite economic ills
Despite global economic concerns, digital talent is still highly sought at PR firms. Because it's rare to find candidates with a perfect balance of communications ...
Launch Pad
Fanatix's new site puts the ball in sports ticket holders' court
FanatixNetwork.com, which is still in the Beta stage, uses social networking to connect season ticket holders for professional and college sports and help them manage ...
PR Play
Giant offers free cure for financial ills
Are you sick of the incessant depressing economic news? Head to Giant Food stores where, with a prescription of course, you can get yourself some ...
Media
Networked Insights measures up
Who is your client? What are its media goals?
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Stuart Kirk
Stuart Kirk recently took to the helm of the Financial Times' stateside Lex column as its US editor in New York. The column provides both ...
Editorial
Tailored messaging is key to explain exec departures
In recent weeks, a number of companies, including Dell, Orbitz, Tyson Foods, and Borders, have announced the departure of top executives and CEOs.
PRWeek Column
Employee comms is not a luxury during down times
A small item in last Tuesday's edition of The Wall Street Journal reported that a town-hall meeting that had been planned for employees of the ...
Guest Column
Laying out the business case for target marketing in tough times
A year ago, not many people would have thought that our economy would be where it is right now. The downturn in the economic tide ...
Op-Ed
Healthcare must exercise social media
John Milton wrote, "As there of necessity will be much arguing, much writing, many opinions; for opinions in good men is but knowledge in the ...
PR helps boost future market share
In today's economic climate, industrial manufacturers need to promote more than ever to compensate for the worsening market conditions. Those that expand marketing and sales ...
Special Reports
PRWeek awards finalists 2009
Winners will be announced at the PRWeek Awards dinner in New York City on March 5
Newsmaker
Russel leads ongoing evolution of Getty's image
"Careers kind of take their paths," says Bridget Russel, senior director of corporate communications for Getty Images. She has certainly followed hers through posts at ...
Campaign
Rudi's Organic Bakery serves mothers a healthy message
Consumers have learned more - and consumed more - organic foods over the past few years. Yet, Rudi's Organic Bakery, a 32-year-old company in Boulder, ...
Gore-Tex takes consumers on a global scavenger hunt
When WL Gore and Associates, the maker of the waterproof fabric Gore-Tex, among other fabrics and consumer and medical products, wanted to create buzz for ...
Avon builds breast cancer 'army'
A new army has entered the fray in the aggressive battle to fight against breast cancer.
Media Analysis
DC bureau cutbacks bring shift in comms
The closings of Washington media bureaus, and severe cutbacks at others, are resulting in a simple equation for DC-based journalists and PR pros: Less staff ...
News Analysis
Firms wait out retainer freeze from clients
With many clients asking agencies to go on hiatus in '09, experts now stress success through flexibility
Corporate Profile
US Marshals Service pursues recognition
From staff training to blog monitoring, the law enforcement agency is prioritizing outreach
Media Roundup
Snow sports remain hot despite economy
Few industries are immune to the current economic downturn, but one showing some resilience to the recession is snow sports. A recent report by SnowSports ...
Focus
Growing the family circle
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America is ramping up its outreach to multicultural audiences in hopes of developing a more diverse mentor base.
Technique
Getting the message to teens and parents
PSAs that target this dual audience need to employ a strategy that involves social media.
Toolbox
Super Bowl opportunities, advantages of radio, more
Celebrities running through the media have become an annual tradition during Super Bowl week. To most effectively use them, there are a few things to ...
Expert Advice
How can you motivate staff if financial news is causing anxiety and limiting raises or bonuses?
People join and stay at firms for their long-term career benefits, not for short-term salary considerations.
Inside Information
Small companies see big benefits from XBRL adoption
The SEC has made eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) a mandate for financial filers. The largest companies will begin using the electronic data tagging system ...
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