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> September 17, 2007 Issue of PRWeek
September 17, 2007 10 36 Issue of PRWeek
Agency
Greater staff diversity pays off on many fronts
It's no revelation that building diversity is a key initiative for the PR industry.
Launch Pad
Virgin seeks to capture stores' appeal in 'Mashup' newsroom
Virgin Megastores have evolved into a hangout for those interested in music, movies, and fashion.
PR Play
A Web site hoax makes true impact
Kyra, a 14-AND-a-half-year-old brunette in the Southeast, "is bright and funny and full of life, and while she has little direct experience with the opposite ...
Media
LMA states its case in 'NY Times'
The New York Times
, June 19
Journalist Q&A
Interview: Ed Hula
The Atlanta-based electronic publication
Around the Rings
is the insider's source for tracking what it calls the "business of the Olympics."
Fact File
Celebs supporting charities only a good move if authentic
The New York Times
recently reported on the growing number of celebrities donating their paychecks and time to various charitable organizations, garnering praise from celebrity ...
Editorial
US brands in China must take pre-emptive action
It did not take ads or participation in the Beijing Olympics for some major US brands to suffer the ire of consumers for having a ...
PRWeek Column
Today's environment calls for honesty, trust in green comms
When CSR first became a buzzword in the 1970s, few companies mentioned their initiatives, most likely out of fear of appearing opportunistic to cynics. Those ...
Guest Column
Good media criticism won't die - even if journalism reviews do
One of the two notable American magazines devoted to criticism of the press is in trouble.
Op-Ed
Making health relationships better
As exhilarating as it is to work in health communications, it sure isn't easy.
Feature
Making the switch
For pharma companies looking to launch an over-the-counter version of a prescription drug, education needs to be a crucial component of communications efforts.
Newsmaker
McLane hits ground running with Armstrong
Most people are afforded some time to get acquainted in a new job.
Campaign
Spira challenges sneaker ban
Governing bodies USA Track and Field (USATF) and International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) ban footwear with springs in sanctioned competitions to avoid any unfair advantages. ...
Festival's media outreach efforts draw sell-out crowd
The nonprofit National Black Arts Festival celebrates the contributions of people of African descent and their impact on world cultures.
ImCooked builds buzz with casual celeb cooking videos
When Imcooked.com launched in summer 2007, the video-sharing site and social network envisioned itself as the go-to destination for anyone with a passion for cooking.
Media Analysis
TMZ's TV success relies on keeping tone
It appears as if Entertainment Tonight, Access Hollywood, and the E! network just aren't enough to sate the hunger people have for celebrity news and ...
News Analysis
Jury out on market's impact on M&As
Most observers feel that market turbulence is not likely to seriously affect industry acquisitions
Corporate Profile
PBS World broadens network's reach
New digital network relies on collaborative comms among national and local PBS stations
Media Roundup
Safety first concern in off-road coverage
It's quite unusual for one story to set the tone for media coverage of a category for decades.
Focus
Hot off the wire
A number of issues are on the radar for newswires as they try to keep up with a changing media and financial climate.
Technique
The most effective use of star power
A celebrity spokesperson can boost a campaign, but that star has to be the right fit.
Toolbox
Reaching out to Hispanics in the US, book publicity, more
Why are Spanish-language radio stations more receptive to broadcast PR?
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Expert Advice
I find the work I'm doing at present to be unfulfilling. How do I go about asking for more projects?
If you find your work unfulfilling, you must be proactive in requesting more projects, but you should not blindly take on more tasks.
Inside Information
Real-life tools can help businesses navigate virtual worlds
With the explosion in popularity of so-called virtual worlds, the question of what, exactly, businesses can do to harness these new entities is sometimes difficult ...
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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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Sleeping giant Japan is about to wake up
GM shifts to content creation strategy on Facebook
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