March 26, 2007 10 12 Issue of PRWeek

March 26, 2007 10 12 Issue of PRWeek

PR Play

The Roanoke Times takes a failed shot

Sunshine Week is a cute little time once a year when newspapers all over the country do little newspaper-type things to celebrate the fact that, ...
 

PRWeek Column

Integrated playing field means firms must draft creative talent

If a PR agency wants to better equip itself to deal with an integrated marketing playing field, one where agency boundaries are hastening to become ...
 

Guest Column

When it comes to branding, Starbucks' cup runneth over

Starbucks' chairman Howard Schultz recently told his top executives that they may be "watering down the Starbucks experience [and] soul."
 

Op-Ed

Information not a waste of money

In the months following last July's power outages in Queens, Con Edison received some criticism for spending more than $500,000 on what was called an ...
 

PR pros must act as businesspeople first

Like many PRWeek readers, I found Michael Bush's sweeping article on the 2007 salary survey results ("Help Wanted," February 26) made for very interesting reading.
 

News Analysis

Health looms large in political dialogue

From local governments to the White House race, healthcare is once again on all politicians' lips
 

Corporate Profile

H&R Block virtually engages customers

While technology can confuse the tax return process, H&R Block is using it to its advantage
 

Agency Business

Making rumors work to your client's advantage

David Johnson worried that his e-mail software client was in trouble when rumors started cropping up online.
 

Journalist Q&A

Interview: Dawn Roode

Dawn Roode has been managing editor at Meredith Corp.'s Child magazine for almost three years.
 

Media Roundup

Gardening coverage has room to grow

With spring here, there is a flurry of gardening coverage. But that may mask a media category at a bit of a crossroads.
 

Feature

From startup to tech titan

When Google first appeared on the scene, its story was one of a tech upstart. But now it can teach a lesson in how to ...
 

Focus

The battle for the consumer's pocket

The mobile phone is no longer a mere communication device, and increasingly sophisticated models have created a highly competitive marketplace.
 

Technique

Financial reports add some flavor

New government rules are opening the door to more compelling financial reports.
 

Campaign

Stop Shops cater to quitters

Nicotine replacement therapies (NRTs), such as Nicorette gum, double a smoker's chances of quitting, but many people don't try the gum or finish treatment because ...
 

Odyssey Day boosts reach of alternative fuel message

Since 1992, National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC), an organization that promotes the use of enviro-friendly vehicles, has trained more than 7,000 alternative fuel vehicle ...
 

Chelsea preseason soccer tour taps into US market

Several years before David Beckham gave domestic soccer the buzz it's currently enjoying, several of Europe's biggest clubs identified America as a potential blockbuster market.
 

Newsmaker

Shnayerson helps the Voice send a new message

The Village Voice has long been considered the bedrock of alternative journalism; the foundation of good, young writing; a rock of the New York media ...
 

Toolbox

Effective street marketing, Asian media in the US, more

How do you stage an effective street team program?
 

Expert Advice

As my search for a new job continues, how can I know that a certain company is the right fit for me?

First, know thyself: What kind of work and workplaces have I loved in the past and why?
 

Media Analysis

Young voters, press feel MySpace's Impact

Is the MySpace generation really ready to make an impact in national politics? Well, MySpace sure thinks so.
 

Inside Information

Twitter delivers instant results to all communicators

Over the past few months, a new communication tool called Twitter has been gaining momentum. And some PR and media pros feel the PR community ...
 

Critical Hit

Spyder lures The New York Times

New York Times automotive section, February 4
 

Editorial

Even in digital age, tenets of basic journalism matter

It's no surprise that traditional media are pulling out all the stops as they struggle to remain relevant in a digital age.
 

Fact File

Nissan's new effort keys into experiential marketing trend

Nissan North America hopes that the door to reaching consumers will come from a set of keys.
 

Launch Pad

AAFA takes an important step on the road to fighting asthma

When a new national survey's results revealed that asthma patients and their primary care physicians don't always speak the same language when discussing the disease's ...
 
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