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> March 17, 2008 Issue of PRWeek
March 17, 2008 11 11 Issue of PRWeek
Agency
Firms travel different paths to develop talent
Rob Mathias, MD at Ogilvy Public Relations, recalls a hardworking and talented young staffer who had an interest in learning about a topic that many ...
Launch Pad
Crystal Light creates site to challenge and inspire women
UPumpItUp.com is a Kraft cause initiative for the Crystal Light brand.
PR Play
Valve's free offer can be real turn-on
Making popular video games is something Valve, a 12-year-old Bellevue, WA-based software and tech company, has down cold.
Media
AP takes Targeted Growth global
Who is your client and what are its media goals?
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Shelly Brisbin
Veteran high-tech reporter and editor Shelly Brisbin has been a podcaster since 2004, making her a pioneer in the technology. She recently spoke with PRWeek ...
Fact File
Mecca's commercialization offers new media prospects
Pilgrims to Mecca can now grab some Starbucks or do some quick shopping on the way to the Grand Mosque.
Editorial
Supportive wife role has become too transparent
The scenario has become so common it's now predictable: The disgraced politician stands at the podium, wife at his side, making his statement either admitting ...
PRWeek Column
Print journalism teaches us the importance of precision
My start in journalism was at a Web site. This experience is increasingly common today. But I had long anticipated working on a print publication, ...
Guest Column
Change isn't the downfall, it's an opportunity for leadership
Coaches and composers advise us to do something that scares us everyday.
Op-Ed
Pharmaceuticals need online media
Go online and you'll see plenty of commentary about drug companies.
Guaranteed placement is not PR
It appears that the trend of trying to pass off guaranteed placement as something other than advertising has grown.
Feature
Tourist attraction
New and social media tactics are increasingly part of the communications strategy for destinations.
Newsmaker
Nichols helps America discover Diageo's spirit
When Richard Nichols rings the closing bell on Wall Street this afternoon, it will complete a full year of his planning for the St. Patrick's ...
Campaign
Verizon tackles domestic abuse
One of the biggest challenges facing any PR firm is how to make compelling messages from long-term clients seem fresh and newsworthy year after year.
APA uses media outreach to tie obesity, high stress
For several years, the American Psychological Association (APA) has sought to publicize the many important links that stress has with obesity and heart disease, but ...
Charmin gives one couple a white, toilet paper wedding
During the 2007 holiday season, Charmin rolled out public restrooms in Times Square for the second year, much to the relief of tourists and New ...
Using Wikipedia, best places for product launches, more
Can Wikipedia be an effective tool to use for PR work?
Media Analysis
Women's sites change the conversation
The basic criticism of traditional women's magazines is that they too often assumed that women only wanted articles about conspicuous consumption, celebrity gossip, and beauty ...
The Tear Sheet
Chrysler looks to boost its image
Chrysler's new vice chairman, James E. Press, announces he will look to utilize various internal and external communications techniques in an effort to improve Chrysler's ...
News Analysis
Companies highlight value to consumers
As talks of a recession continue, it's not just Wal-Mart that's on the low-price bandwagon
Corporate Profile
Aspen Skiing sets its sights on the world
The ski resort operator adjusts its comms tactics to draw local, domestic, and international visitors
Media Roundup
'Green' foods make mark in mainstream
The combination of widespread obesity concerns and rising "green" consciousness is driving a surge of interest in various types of health foods that has mainstream ...
Focus
Cards take charge of PR
In their efforts to reach both existing and prospective customers, credit providers are using a variety of different communications tactics and messages.
Technique
Placing the focus on long-term potential
Some companies need to start thinking differently about earnings guidance
Expert Advice
How can I better create a productive, healthy, and happy work environment for my employees?
Some not-so-obvious management techniques are commonly overlooked and undervalued in work environments, but go a long way in endearing employees to their companies.
Inside Information
PR pros see the value polling adds to their campaigns
With the race for the Democratic Party's nomination for President still up in the air, residents of many different states are hearing from pollsters. Yet ...
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Zuckerberg stays true to his brand, despite complaints
JPMorgan puts execs front and center as it deals with crisis
Porter's Oliver joins Powell Tate as public affairs SVP
Ann Taylor parent hires MSL New York as AOR
Struggling Best Buy names Furman its comms chief
GM shifts to content creation strategy on Facebook
LexisNexis picks C&W for risk unit awareness
P&G's Hassall to retire; CPG giant to restructure comms
Porter picked by HHS to conduct $20m campaign
Federal volunteerism agency hires GMMB for recruitment work
Fleishman names Tennyson corporate, PA leader
Struggling Best Buy names Furman its comms chief
Sleeping giant Japan is about to wake up
GM shifts to content creation strategy on Facebook
A campaign worthy of a Dundie award
Ten tips every PR pro must master when emailing clients
HHS-Porter campaign draws the right's ire
National Pork Board hires Ketchum after review
Fleishman names Tennyson corporate, PA leader
CDC looks for support for healthy dating, cancer efforts
NationalField taps Kwittken as US AOR
Struggling Best Buy names Furman its comms chief
AppSense selects Horn for US comms account
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