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Apple's ongoing iPad success is good news for "print media"

Frank Washkuch February 01, 2012

Quarter after quarter, Apple reports financial results that most executives can only marvel at.

Print ad placement quickly becoming front-page news

David Ward November 01, 2010

The Washington Post recently debuted ads on the front page of its print edition, while the Los Angeles Times now regularly runs multi-page advertising "wraps," designed to look a bit like editorial, touting films and TV shows.

September issues show print is still very much alive

August 20, 2010

September has always been an exciting month for me. Call me a nerd, but when I was younger, as much as I hated to see the summer end, there was always something exciting about starting a new school year.

PR needs more visual thinking

Bob Silver March 22, 2010

Are words dead to us in public relations? I hope not, or this blog post will make the average Twitter entry read like War and Peace.

Study: Reporters turn to social media for research

Erica Morris January 20, 2010

NEW YORK: An "overwhelming" majority of journalists rely on social media sources for story research, according to a recent Cision survey.

The Hartford launches bicentennial campaign

Erica Morris December 10, 2009

HARTFORD, CT: The Hartford Financial Services Group is gearing up for its 200th anniversary with an integrated, national campaign.

'Time' proves to be right for ClearCount's complex story

Frank Washkuch September 01, 2009

Who is your client? What are its media goals?

Historic level of uncertainty will truly put PR to the test

Julia Hood December 22, 2008

Ever since Eliot Spitzer hit the skids in the most spectacular fashion, I have been unfettered by expectations that the world will go on as usual.

Interview: John Byrne

Tonya Garcia October 13, 2008

John Byrne has a long history in business journalism, including a turn as editor-in-chief at Fast Company, and, previously, 18 years as a writer with BusinessWeek. He spoke recently with PRWeek about the pace of the office due to the Wall Street crisis, BusinessWeek.com's online initiatives, and how he measures the success of the site.

Bass helps channel SolarCity's energy message

Tanya Lewis October 13, 2008

On April 16 of this year, Jonathan Bass became director of communications for SolarCity, the Foster City, CA-based provider of commercial and residential solar power.

Blogs in print

Tonya Garcia July 17, 2008

Bloggers and print journalists... their tense relationship has been discussed (and discussed and discussed), but, in fact, according to Cision's latest research, print journalists...

Davos finds renewed relevance

Mark Stouse February 18, 2008

The World Economic Forum had a problem. To put a fine point on it, after 30-plus years, it looked like the only people around the world that took the annual meeting in Davos seriously were the delegates themselves.