PR Play Articles

THQ causes anger on the 'Homefront'

April 01, 2011

There is nothing that puts a damper on a celebration like the potential death and harm of innocent turtles, whales, sea lions, and other wildlife.
 

Intel taps will.i.am in innovative hire

March 01, 2011

The Black Eyed Peas' Super Bowl halftime performance is a warning sign to Intel that even the most innovative and creative intentions can fall very short without the right support.
 

Ken doll effort has genuine problems

February 01, 2011

BREAKING NEWS: Barbie develops strategic behavioral experiment enlisting genetically perfected human beings to compete as Ken-testants for the title of "Great American Boyfriend," as well as for eternal life via doll form.
 

A digital death is not in the stars

December 31, 2010

PRWeek salutes your tenacity, creativity, and word play, Alicia Keys. The only problem with your Digital Life Sacrifice campaign is that you really can't generate awareness these days by sacrificing digital life.
 

Timing of comic strip is not funny

December 01, 2010

A Garfield cartoon that ran on Veterans Day is proof that timing is everything.
 

Risk is rewarded for 'The Simpsons'

November 01, 2010

It was like watching an abortion story line on Glee. Either Fox is having an identity crisis or it's just a simple case of tie loosening, as seems the case with the majority of corporates these days.
 

Kitties give IKEA a good feeling inside

October 01, 2010

What would you do if someone unleashed 100 cats in your house? Now what if someone unleashed 100 cats in your house and started filming a documentary with the cats' owners? Now what if your house was Ikea?
 

New MAC makeup can't cover blemish

September 01, 2010

Finding inspiration in female murder capital Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, is like choosing to start smoking after watching the American Legacy Foundation's "Shards of Glass" campaign.
 

Conan continues to look good 'Tonight'

August 01, 2010

The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien was nominated for four Emmy Awards last month, including "Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series."
 

British Airways' ticket to criticism

July 01, 2010

British Airways recently included an image of a fake boarding pass for Osama Bin Laden in an issue of LHR News, its employee magazine for London's Heathrow Airport. The image was in reference to an article about the airline's new boarding pass system for mobile phones - and it caught global media attention.