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> June 11, 2007 Issue of PRWeek
June 11, 2007 10 23 Issue of PRWeek
PRWeek Column
Avoid ethical issues by simply asking your audience for input
There will always be people who view the relationship between PR professionals (and the clients they represent) and journalists (and now, increasingly, bloggers) with great ...
Guest Column
A moment of stupidity should not define anyone's reputation
Every politician today surely fears having his or her own Macaca Moment: saying something stupid (or worse) in public and having it posted on YouTube ...
Op-Ed
News riding on strategy for change
The glacier moves slowly, but it takes everything in its path.
Editors must fight to retain power
A favorite refrain of media observers is to extol the Internet's ability to democratize information delivery.
News Analysis
Celeb stints put negative spotlight on rehab
Treatment industry pros fear stars using rehab as a retreat will detract from the realities of addiction
Corporate Profile
As Sara Lee integrates, so does its comms
After knocking down walls among disciplines, Sara Lee embarks on a global reputation effort
Agency Business
Healthcare pros must grasp science of both industries
The healthcare sector is somewhat recession-proof: It's less affected by the ups and downs of the economy, or any tech boom or dot-com bubble burst.
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Ray Richmond
A reporter, critic, columnist, and Emmy expert at The Hollywood Reporter since January 2000, Ray Richmond is a fixture in LA's entertainment journalism community.
Media Roundup
Weight-loss gaining space as health issue
While weight loss and dieting have been a surefire media topic for generations, much of that coverage has focused on how to look better by ...
Technique
Relationships thrive on common ground
Working with advocacy groups requires a bit of give and take
Campaign
Ford & Harrison blog ties 'The Office' to HR issues
Labor and employment law firm Ford & Harrison always is seeking new ways to reach its audience, primarily HR directors at employment companies.
Influencers instrumental in 'Guitar Hero II' launch
The original Guitar Hero was one of PlayStation 2's most popular video games, transcending ages, sexes, and musical abilities with its instantly recognizable rock riffs ...
Verizon takes FiOS viral in NJ
When Verizon New Jersey set out to spark interest in its new FiOS TV fiberoptic technology, director of marketing Mark Adams knew it needed a ...
Newsmaker
SF Chronicle cutbacks force target refocus
As the San Francisco
Chronicle
prepares to lose 25% of its newsroom, some hope the cutbacks - as grim as they are - will force ...
Sommer ushers in a new chapter for the Observer
Journalists, tired of low wages and underappreciation, cross over to the PR world all the time. A PR pro moving into the prideful world of ...
Toolbox
Effective product sampling, online video's impact, more
What is the best way to get a potential consumer to sample your product?
Web Exclusive
What goes online
Another day, another curious acquisition. When CBS announced it was buying Last.fm, a social media platform that does not appear to be making much money, ...
Roundtables
The pulse of the industry
In the fifth year of its Regional Forums,
PRWeek
is returning to cities it has previously visited, as well as adding a handful of new ...
Special Reports
Preparing for a new world of marketing
Marketers may still be a little leery of using new-media and consumer-generated media tactics in their plans. But, as Michael Bush finds, those companies that ...
Expert Advice
My firm is currently going through a hiring freeze. Do you think that I should still be interviewing?
Even if your firm is going through a hiring freeze, interviewing and networking is always one of the most important things you can do, especially ...
Inside Information
Opt-in e-mail offers welcome, extended interactions
Unsolicited e-mail is the marketing equivalent of a case of poison ivy: annoying, garish, and practically impossible to shake.
Critical Hit
NVIDIA configures 'Journal' piece
The Wall Street Journal
, April 3
Fact File
Internet radio not end of ANRs, but will require shift in strategy
CBS Interactive recently acquired Last.fm, a UK-based Internet radio and music community site that serves as a social music platform with more than 15 million ...
Media Ups and Downs
Viacom chief donates to Cambodian nonprofit
Launch Pad
Steve & Barry's banks on PR for SJP clothing line launch
Actress Sarah Jessica Parker has teamed up with Steve & Barry's to create a line of affordable sportswear for women.
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Dittus launches new public affairs firm
Discovery focuses on imagery in 'Life' campaign
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Female Health, MAC AIDS Fund partner for awareness
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Sony PlayStation hires Voce, Access/Ketchum
PR agency owners, executives must be mindful of unexpected 401(k) risks
Journalist Q&A: Mira Lowe, EIC, 'Jet'
Return to M&A offers Wall Street chance to improve reputation
GSK works with cancer survivor for 'Help Prevent' campaign
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PR should take leading role in PSAs
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