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> September 03, 2007 Issue of PRWeek
September 03, 2007 10 34 Issue of PRWeek
Launch Pad
Secret's dance contest moves women to display confidence
In launching its "Because You're Hot" campaign, Secret not only played with definitions of what makes a woman "hot," but also introduced totally new positioning. ...
PR Play
Passengers enjoy Delta pizza party
We've all learned that rage is useless when it comes to airline delays. We can wail all we want about being stuck in a crowded ...
Media
Manischewitz widens reach via AP
Associated Press, December 12
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Katie Caperton
After stints at
Folio Magazine
and
Star Magazine
, Katie Caperton was hired to help launch the British celebrity weekly
OK!
in the US two years ...
Fact File
Major brands across the board are eager to go back to school
Two important things occur every September: Kids return to school, and marketers roll out major school-themed initiatives.
Editorial
SIIA's intent is reasonable, but approach is all wrong
News of the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) pursuing litigation against companies that distribute copyrighted articles has raised questions about the PR industry's widely ...
PRWeek Column
Exclusive partnerships must come with some explanation
The customer, in the eyes of the corporation, is hardly ever right.
Guest Column
'No personal gain' defense for backdating is senseless spin
The first of the stock-options trials is over, and Gregory Reyes, former CEO of Brocade Communications Systems, has been convicted of securities fraud in federal ...
Op-Ed
PR ideal for Web 2.0
Say what you will about the candidates' performances at the recent CNN/YouTube debate, but one thing was obvious that night: Web 2.0 has gone mainstream.
Businesses must adapt to GenY needs
A recent
Fortune
cover story on GenY is fair notice: There are a lot of them and more coming! And many are coming into the ...
Brands should consider hip-hop culture
Recently,
Forbes
fully brought hip-hop culture from the streets to Wall Street with the inaugural release of its "Hip-Hop Cash Kings" list, highlighting the 20 ...
Feature
A matter of trust
A solid reputation is vital for media properties looking to form a lasting bond with consumers in a cluttered environment.
Roundtables
North of the border views
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 ...
Newsmaker
Kaigler quarterbacks Reebok response to Vick saga
The day Reebok's Denise Kaigler left for some scheduled time off was the same day the company issued a statement saying it was suspending the ...
Campaign
Quintiles boosts work force
Quintiles Transnational provides professional services in drug development, financial partnering, and commercialization for the biotech and healthcare industries. The 17,000-employee global company had been growing, ...
Select Registry cook-off builds dining reputation
Select Registry represents more than 400 inns, bed and breakfasts, and small hotels throughout the US and Canada.
Wisconsin brewers stage explosive demonstration
A bill in the Wisconsin legislature earlier this year was ostensibly designed to help brewpubs with economic development.
Media Analysis
Scandal adds to 'The New Republic's' troubles
It has not been an especially easy summer for Franklin Foer, editor of
The New Republic (TNR)
, a magazine that once so thoroughly enjoyed the ...
News Analysis
Collapse brings bridge issues to forefront
Whether it's bridge collapses or trapped miners, any incident of national interest inevitably triggers public hand wringing, finger pointing, and pontificating.
Corporate Profile
Ringling Bros. outreach adds life to circus
Circus Fit effort has performers and animals teaching kids how to stay active and healthy
Agency Business
Excellent client service essential to firms' success
As much as its staff's ability to produce effective outreach efforts and cultivate strong media ties, the need to provide consistently excellent client service is ...
Media Roundup
Variety of outlets capture spirit of St. Louis
Though no longer the "Gateway to the West" as it was once billed, St Louis remains a high-profile city with a journalism market that seems ...
Technique
Crafting a diverse message for radio
Radio is a strong avenue for Hispanic outreach, but it does require a different approach.
Toolbox
Becoming an industry event, placement tips, and more
How can I make my customer conference an industry event?
Web Exclusive
Interview: Carol Orsborn
Carol Orsborn, SVP and co-chair of the Fleishman Hillard FH Boom practice, and author of
Boom: Marketing to the Ultimate Power Consumer - the Baby ...
Expert Advice
I'm an in-house recruiter for a major corporation. How do I best work with a PR specialist recruiter?
Executive recruiters who specialize in PR will generate higher-quality candidates in a shorter amount of time because they work in a very niche talent pool ...
Inside Information
Mobile marketing reaches fashion shoppers on the go
In the fashion industry, communicating to the customer via cell phone is proving to be a useful trend.
Digital touches boost impact of branded giveaways
Placing a client's name on some free giveaway item may be the most rudimentary form of branding.
Media Ups and Downs
'OK!' harms Hasselhoff's rep
Johnson Publishing, Andy Rooney, Fox
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MSLGroup consumer director Sullivan passes away
Former Groupon comms chief joins Weber Shandwick
Minnesota Fire Service Foundation commemorates fallen firefighters
Newsmaker: Paul Hicks, NFL
The new influencer
Foursquare hires M Booth as AOR
Fleishman's Lachky joins Crocs as comms leader
Komen reversal shows power of social networks
Carmakers expand news cycle for Super Bowl ads
Should your strategy be the same when pitching reporters and bloggers?
The new influencer
NHTSA to seek comms, marketing support
Should your strategy be the same when pitching reporters and bloggers?
Newsmaker: Paul Hicks, NFL
MSLGroup consumer director Sullivan passes away
IRS seeks agency for compliance effort
Wayfair selects Lippe Taylor as first consumer firm
DC Influencer: Rachna Choudhry, Popvox
Minnesota Fire Service Foundation commemorates fallen firefighters
Former Groupon comms chief joins Weber Shandwick
Santorum celebrates three-state victory
ECU Communications to promote E-Verify service
Valuable to whom?
MSLGroup consumer director Sullivan passes away
Former Groupon comms chief joins Weber Shandwick
Social media is changing Super Bowl ad game
Pepsi wins Super Bowl 'meaningful' tweet contest
Jones-Dilworth launches press page-building software
Romney axes debate coach
IRS seeks agency for compliance effort
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