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> March 23, 2009 Issue of PRWeek
March 23, 2009 Issue of PRWeek
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Companies should consider value before jumping into social media
It might turn out to be the worst year in recent memory for the PR industry, but there has been great progress in the use ...
Creativity, not just results, must be a bigger PR focus
Last week, PRWeek's sister publication, DMNews, hosted the 31st annual John Caples International Awards, a singular global awards program that honors the best creative in ...
Guest Column
Help strengthen diversity in the industry by becoming a mentor
When I was getting my undergraduate degree at Howard University, I had two mentors.
Op-Ed
Leaders can't fiddle as Rome burns
I've been seeing a combination of panic and blank stares of late. I'm not speaking of the population at large, but rather two distinct and ...
News Analysis
RNC needs strong comms to rebuild brand
After last year's election losses, the party needs to create a positive message targeted for its core base
Corporate Profile
It's more than just a game for the NCAA
March Madness aside, comms efforts focus on community, academics, and off-court activities
Agency Business
Green messaging adjusts to maintain relevance
As consumer concern has turned to the economy, interest in purely green PR strategies has waned.
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Joe Strupp
Joe Strupp, senior editor at publishing industry trade tile Editor & Publisher worked as a newspaper reporter on both US coasts before joining his current ...
Media Roundup
High school athletics enter national stage
High school sports coverage was once the dominion of local media, including newspapers, TV, radio, and community weeklies.
Feature
New Orleans gets back on track with comms
Three years after Katrina, the New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau is spreading a message of hope and hospitality.
Focus
Biotech companies tout their value
In an environment full of possible acquisitions and partnership deals, biotech companies are making sure to communicate their potential value.
Technique
On-the-go solutions for reaching teens
Mobile marketing is often a solid way to interact with this important demographic, finds Craig McGuire
Campaign
'Giant' walk helps 9/11 workers
A Journey for 9/11, an organization founded in 2007 and directed by retired NY Giant George Martin, benefits the many rescue and recovery workers suffering ...
Hollywood Tans' rebranding shines with street team help
The executives at Sewell, NJ-based Hollywood Tans felt that the company didn't have a consistent identity.
IST Energy introduces new product with 'Green' focus
In January, Waltham, MA-based IST Energy introduced its first product, the Green Energy Machine (GEM), which turns post-consumer waste into pellets, which are then converted ...
Newsmaker
Schiff's efforts propel the cult status of Dr. Doom
For most PR Pros, someone widely known as "Dr. Doom" might not be the most desired client.
Toolbox
Off-the-record interviews, brainstorming, and more
When should interviews be conducted off the record?
Expert Advice
The troubled economy impacts employees on many levels. How do you keep staff motivated?
How you treat staffers today will have a direct correlation with future turnover.
Inside Information
Knowing a second language broadens a comms skill set
With the US Hispanic population consistently growing and more companies targeting multicultural audiences, the ability to speak and understand a second language is an important ...
Critical Hit
'O' spices up sales of new cookbook
Who is your client? What are its media goals?
Editorial
Media relations is key to aid financial companies' image
On March 18, American International Group (AIG) CEO Edward Liddy faced the slings and arrows of an angry Congress that was further emboldened by the ...
Launch Pad
'Consumer Reports' showcases its increase in health coverage
Consumer Reports, which has been bolstering its health coverage, began distributing a one-time health title, Best Drugs for Less, on March 16.
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GSK works with cancer survivor for 'Help Prevent' campaign
Interview: Bill Reihl, head of North American consumer marketing, Ogilvy PR
MassMutual enlists Weber Shandwick as AOR
Dittus launches new public affairs firm
Discovery focuses on imagery in 'Life' campaign
Female Health, MAC AIDS Fund partner for awareness
Quaker taps Nickelodeon star for 'Afterschool Rocks' campaign
What are the benefits of transferring to another global office of my agency?
Companies shape long-term communications around FCC broadband plan
Sony PlayStation hires Voce, Access/Ketchum
PR agency owners, executives must be mindful of unexpected 401(k) risks
Return to M&A offers Wall Street chance to improve reputation
GSK works with cancer survivor for 'Help Prevent' campaign
Discovery focuses on imagery in 'Life' campaign
PR should take leading role in PSAs
Interview: Bill Reihl, head of North American consumer marketing, Ogilvy PR
Dittus launches new public affairs firm
Virgin America launches reality show amid expansion plans
Found Animals Foundation uses webcast to reach pet owners
PR should take leading role in PSAs
PR agency owners, executives must be mindful of unexpected 401(k) risks
Journalist Q&A: Mira Lowe, EIC, 'Jet'
OraSure leverages dentist to promote HIV testing
Interview: Bill Reihl, head of North American consumer marketing, Ogilvy PR
Return to M&A offers Wall Street chance to improve reputation
Companies shape long-term communications around FCC broadband plan
Financial services turn to PR for new era
Dittus launches new public affairs firm
Tupperware taps celebs for guy-focused event
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