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News Analysis Articles
Focus on employees, industry experts tell Goldman Sachs
Lindsay Stein
March 16, 2012
Industry experts said this week that Goldman Sachs should enhance its communications with employees following the public resignation of executive director Greg Smith.
Romney must embrace core message, enhance social to fix campaign malaise
Virgil Dickson
March 09, 2012
Mitt Romney's wins on Super Tuesday may have improved his chances of winning the nomination, but if he doesn't find a way to connect with the average American, his prospects of prevailing in November are dim.
Social beats ads for building corporate rep numbers
Lindsay Stein
February 24, 2012
Advertisements have less of an impact on corporate reputation than social media or news stories, according to previously unreleased statistics from the 2012 edition of the Harris Interactive Reputational Quotient study.
PepsiCo presses agencies for improved performance
Chris Daniels
February 17, 2012
PepsiCo's move to trim the number of agencies on its roster is likely intended to drive more value from agency partners instead of being a cost-cutting move, according to agency executives.
Carmakers expand news cycle for Super Bowl ads
Chris Daniels
February 03, 2012
Brands are making their internal PR teams and agency partners a bigger part of their Super Bowl plans, lengthening the news cycle for their ads and taking advantage of consumer enthusiasm on social media.
Economic, trust issues dominate Davos discussion
Frank Washkuch
January 27, 2012
The European debt crisis, high unemployment in the US, and a lack of trust between consumers, governments, and businesses are topics dominating the agenda at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Legal experts highlight rarity of Weber's suit
Lindsay Stein
January 20, 2012
Weber Shandwick's move to take legal action against Hill+Knowlton Strategies for allegedly stealing confidential information, clients, and employees is one rarely seen in the industry, PR recruitment and legal experts tell PRWeek.
Definition of 'client conflict' remains elusive
Chris Daniels
January 20, 2012
Agencies are still struggling to specify what constitutes a client conflict, despite it being a hot-button industry topic for years.
Despite major abdications, marketers still embrace CES
Beth Krietsch
January 13, 2012
LAS VEGAS: The International Consumer Electronics Show is still a marquee event for a growing range of brands to promote their products, despite some Silicon Valley giants saying it no longer fits their strategies.
Online piracy bill sparks PR scuffle
Chris Daniels
December 16, 2011
Google, Facebook, and non-governmental organizations are facing off against the entertainment industry in a communications battle to influence legislator and public opinion on The Stop Online Piracy Act.
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