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> July 01, 2009 Issue of PRWeek
July 01, 2009 Issue of PRWeek
PR Play
Live Nation hits sour note with hidden fee
Concertgoers hummed a happy tune June 1. On that day, Live Nation announced "No service fee Wednesdays."
Corporate Analysis
Leadership transition comms requires broader strategy in current economy
With the economic downturn on the minds of consumers, shareholders, and other corporate stakeholder groups, it's important for companies to communicate stability.
Marketing Analysis
Communications can boost brands as consumers remain cautious in recession
Reports of truncated consumer credit streams, shrinking personal wealth, and the reality of job insecurity mean consumers are going to remain reluctant buyers, even after ...
Public Affairs Analysis
Government entities follow Americans' lead by boosting their digital presence
As more Americans have gone online, social media has become essential to public affairs strategy.
Digital Analysis
Despite steps forward, social media measurement still a work in progress
On June 4, Sysomos, a company that has been quietly operating in Toronto since 2005, launched Sysomos Media Analysis Platform (MAP) and Sysomos Heartbeat.
CEO Q&A
CEO Q&A: Nelson Marchioli, Denny's
Denny's CEO Nelson Marchioli speaks to Rose Gordon about PR's vital role in marketing programs
CMO Q&A
CMO Q&A: Anne Finucane, Bank of America
Nicole Zerillo speaks with Bank of America's Anne Finucane about the importance of PR in telling a complicated story
DC Influencer Q&A
DC influencer: Q&A with Tim Phillips, president, Americans for Prosperity
Tim Phillips, president of Americans for Prosperity, speaks to Douglas Quenqua about influence, media, and politics.
Public Affairs Commentary
Now is the time for the tech industry to step up and speak with one voice
To many, Washington is presently viewed as a land of hope and despair.
Domains
This month's buzziest Web service: Almost.at
Almost.at is a Web-based tool that allows users to follow events in real time across Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and a variety of other online services.
Letter from the Editor
Changing times have brought new meaning to true PR power
Power in the PR industry has typically been defined by the relative prominence and profiles of the client, company, or brands themselves, not always the ...
Microscope
Under the microscope: SEC's amendment proposals
The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a series of rule amendments that would make it easier for shareholders to nominate directors to corporate boards.
Habits
Habits: Rob Flaherty, president, Ketchum
Flaherty shares his morning ritual, must-reads, first PR job, and more.
Gloves Off
Is the APR credential necessary for PR practitioners?
Golin Harris' Mark Dvorak and PR Consulting Group's James Haggerty debate the APR credential's necessity
Master Class
How can media coverage be best correlated to actual business outcomes?
This month's panel discusses how media and PR results can be correlated to business outcomes.
Inside the Mix
Timex brings its brand and style up-to-date with women-focused effort
Timex, a watch brand best known for its low price point and largely male consumer base, is currently leveraging a 360-degree campaign to expand its ...
PRWeek Column
Integrated efforts call for full participation from the start
This month's feature examines how several companies are approaching the concept of integrated marketing.
Sometimes you just have to be there to best serve a client
I recently read an article in the Sunday Business section of The New York Times that pondered the meaning of location in a digital age.
Guest Column
Corporate sustainability is key to survival
Corporate sustainability is here to stay.
A little perspective, please
I always get a kick out of the fact that every other PR person I meet represents an entity that's invariably the "second largest" something, ...
Op-Ed
Corporate communicators must 'bulletproof' strategies
The chaos of today's market has created a feeding frenzy of questions that challenge the fundamentals of many business strategies.
With social media, PR pros can no longer be anonymous
Am I the only PR professional having a crisis these days?
Journalist Q&A
Journalist Q&A: Ben Popken, The Consumerist
Ben Popken saw The Consumerist ads a few years ago, and took swipes at them on his blog.
Feature
Brands get creative with integrated marketing
Integrated marketing has been an industry ideal for years. Kimberly Maul provides a look at some of the companies that are actually making it happen.
Campaign
Quicken reaches money-managing, young consumers with iPhone app
Quicken wanted to reach the 25- to 35-year-old "paycheck-to-paycheck" demographic that is just learning to manage its money.
Liz Claiborne fights teen dating abuse by engaging parents, forging partnerships
Since 1991, Liz Claiborne's (LC) "Love is Not Abuse" CSR program has focused largely on ending teen dating abuse through research and school curriculum.
Jim Beam gives consumers control of building the brand's social media buzz
Beam Global Spirits & Wine, best known as the maker of Jim Beam bourbon, has a distilling tradition older than 200 years.
David's Bridal spreads love online
National retailer David's Bridal's (DB) was concerned about online criticism of customer service, and it wanted to create positive online interaction.
Newsmaker
Pekarek is an advocate for change at GSK
When Nancy Pekarek assumed her new position as the VP of communications for GlaxoSmithKline, it was the next step in a 15-year career with the ...
Book Review
'The Ten Commandments for Business Failure' by Donald R. Keough (The Penguin Group, 2008)
This is a different kind of business book. Unlike most others, it doesn't pontificate. It makes its points by providing real-life examples of how businesses ...
Special Reports
PR Power List 2009
During this challenging time, PRWeek's senior editors weigh the different criteria to help determine this year's ranking of 25 industry leaders.
Critical Hit
'People' places Children's Hospitals of Minnesota at neonatal forefront
Who is your client? What are its media goals?
Editorial
PR poised to have the greatest impact when recovery begins
Experts have predicted that this recession could permanently alter spending habits.
Fact File
CBS News takes interactivity to a new level by linking with Ustream
CBS News recently started using interactive video platform Ustream to broadcast live breaking news, original content from cbsnews.com, and a delayed 10pm broadcast of the ...
Launch Pad
New Balance shows its pride in America
New Balance launched a corporate branding campaign to generate awareness of its history of domestic manufacturing.
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Agencies scramble for healthcare talent
Social media, celebrities factor into COPD campaign
Boutique firms faced unique challenges in recession
Interview: BET Networks' Matthew Barnhill and Jeanine Liburd
Expanded recalls continue damage to Toyota brand
Trio of groups unite to boost arthritis awareness
Schneider Electric consolidates with Text 100
Frank talk from the CEO benefits everyone
Verizon promotes FiOS with Super Bowl parties
Audi hopes PR, social media tactics extend Super Bowl spot
Pharma industry finally embraces social media
Agencies scramble for healthcare talent
Business journalism's stock will rise again
Sony PlayStation issues RFP
Marketers to spend $8 billion on PR by 2013
CEO speaking engagements increase by 96%
WestGlen to offer free PSAs
Boutique firms faced unique challenges in recession
Financial services community tries to rebuild trust
American Heart Association shifts message to focus on prevention
Social media, celebrities factor into COPD campaign
Mamas & Papas seeks agency for US launch
Brunswick's Gilchrist moves from London to head US branch
Verizon promotes FiOS with Super Bowl parties
Hispanic business group hopes ambassadors foster young entrepreneurs
PR campaign drives sales for Brammo's inaugural electric motorcycle
Boutique firms faced unique challenges in recession
Avoid employee invasion-of-privacy claims with updated tech guidelines
Interview: BET Networks' Matthew Barnhill and Jeanine Liburd
Frank talk from the CEO benefits everyone
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