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> May 29, 2006 Issue of PRWeek
May 29, 2006 Issue of PRWeek
Launch Pad
ALF uses choice words to tell kids the 'truth' about smoking
To counter cigarette ads, ALF needed an effort of its own. But lacking Big Tobacco's deep pockets, the foundation also needed a cost-effective way to ...
PR Play
London unit forces way into the act
"But soft, What light through yonder window breaks?;
Media
'Fortune' blog favors WaterPartners
Placement:
Fortune
's Business Innovation blog, March 22, 2006
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Steve Trimble
Though Steve Trimble began his career as a police reporter for dailies in Kentucky and Pennsylvania, his childhood as an "Air Force brat" meant he ...
Fact File
PR challenges await as FDA is set to vote on Merck's Gardasil
The FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee unanimously recommended the approval of a cancer vaccine on May 18. The drug, Gardasil, which is ...
Editorial
Evolution of press release could drive differentiation
One of the many ongoing industry debates relates to the evolution of the press release, and that discussion continues in the blogosphere.
PRWeek Column
PR pros should not be so shy when the camera is on them
When Timothy O'Brien wrote his piece on the PR industry for
The New York Times
last year, I spoke to him both on background and ...
Guest Column
Decision-making table requires an etiquette for effectiveness
A few years ago, I was taking part in a monthly executive council meeting. Just as I was making an emphatic point about something, my ...
Op-Ed
Comms vital to relaying altruism
Have you ever thought twice about promoting your company's response to disasters?
Feature
Lights, camera, and the power of TV
While recent controversy has shone the spotlight on broadcast PR, these case studies show that VNRs, b-roll, and SMTs still have an integral and powerful ...
Newsmaker
Mattia well-suited to tackle Coke's challenges
In his second week as SVP and director of worldwide public affairs and communications of The Coca-Cola Co., Tom Mattia made his first presentation to ...
Campaign
Resort builds buzz with books
Promoting the installation of a swimming pool might not be the sexiest PR assignment, even if it is at Little Dix Bay, the luxury Caribbean ...
Media Analysis
Small-town papers have big potential
In the newspaper world, small is the new big. Or soon will be. As newspaper executives bemoan declining revenues, editors slash reporting staffs and foreign ...
Letters to the Editor
Blog real story in scandal
When I read Ted McKenna's piece (PRWeek, May 8) on Raytheon CEO Bill Swanson's problems with plagiarism, I was surprised by the viciousness of the ...
News Analysis
Gore's 'Truth' finds receptive audience
Backed by Al Gore and calling for political action, An Inconvenient Truth is poised for controversy
Corporate Profile
Dodgers score points with female fans
From on-field events to the front office, the LA Dodgers want women to be a big part of the team
Agency Business
Promotions aren't only option for retaining staff
LOS ANGELES: In the halcyon days of the dot-com boom, PR firms passed out job promotions like candy, often well before employees had the experience, ...
Media Roundup
Jobs offer wide scope of story angles
With unemployment numbers at or near historic lows, employment beat writers are seeing little demand for the standard job-hunting story. Instead, they have changed their ...
Focus
How to win at the big game
US marketers are targeting an Hispanic audience that will be consumed by this summer's soccer World Cup in Germany.
Technique
Reaching out to the GLBT market
Beyond specialist media, various mainstream avenues exist to target the GLBT audience.
Toolbox
Managing new clients, keys to real-estate PR, and more
How do you effectively manage expectations for new clients?
Expert Advice
What are some of the most important steps you can take when approaching your boss about a promotion?
Your request will most likely yield positive results if you can show that you're ready for the new post, management perceives that you're ready, and ...
Inside Information
OPML files expand reach, measurement of RSS feeds
As if you weren't burdened with enough acronyms, here comes OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language), a somewhat zip file of RSS feeds. Using OPML, one ...
Media Ups and Downs
'VoA', one less 'Child', and Sirius courting bloggers
Nylon
magazine teams up with MySpace to offer a free digital edition of its June/July music issue
Sponsored Column
The opportunity is here to attract the best people to PR
As we approach graduation season, some students will soon launch their careers at PR firms across the US.
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Should your strategy be the same when pitching reporters and bloggers?
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