Archive: March 1999

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CAUGHT IN THE WEB – JOURNALISTS: RELYING ON INTERNET FOR RESEARCH

March 15th, 1999 by

It might be difficult to imagine that less than a decade ago, journalists spent hours at libraries, courthouses and government offices digging through files and hunting down documents for their stories – tasks that now… Continued

JOB TRACKER

March 15th, 1999 by

The Communications Department of the California Teachers Association, a not-for-profit organization representing public school teachers, has an immediate opening for an experienced Assistant Manager. Successful candidate will work very closely with the manager of the… Continued

INDUSTRY NEWS

March 15th, 1999 by

ON THE RADAR SCREEN Spam Personnel Announcement Not the Way to Go Access Communications , San Francisco, really goofed when its human resources department decided to buddy up to potential employees online and ended up… Continued

WHAT’S IN A NAME? WATERTIGHT MEDIA RELATIONS STARTS WITH SPELLING JOURNALISTS’ NAMES CORRECTLY

March 15th, 1999 by

When my colleague showed me a recent piece of mail he got from Southwest Airlines, we both got a chuckle over how the company spelled his name: Roger Friedman had become Roger F-R-I-E-D-N-I-N. At Phillips… Continued

MEDICAL CAMPAIGN STRIKES RIGHT TRADE/MEDIA PRESS BALANCE

March 15th, 1999 by

When Hollywood created a buzz for a new film last year, the publicity gave a rare jumpstart to media interest in a new device for anesthesiologists. "Desperate Measures," starring Andy Garcia and Michael Keaton, features… Continued

CALENDAR

March 15th, 1999 by

March 16 "Image Development 101 – Or How Do I Start Reinventing My Organization’s Image," Baltimore Public Relations Council, Essex campus of The Community College of Baltimore County, 410/532-7221. March 19 "The Status of Women… Continued

KEY CONTACTS: FAMILY CIRCLE

March 15th, 1999 by

Family Circle 375 Lexington Ave. New York, N.Y. 10017 Phone: 212/499-2000 Family Circle’s Deputy Editor Nancy Clark covers all sections that are not food or fashion-related. In the Women Who Make a Difference section, Clark… Continued

POLITICIANS TO PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE: YOU’RE NOT A WINNER

March 15th, 1999 by

Company’s Crisis PR Includes Terse Response When Publishers Clearing House, a business that has become as American as fast-food restaurants, came under scrutiny in Senate hearings last week, it decided not to take the assault… Continued

Discuss Contract Expectations – Not Just the Price

March 8th, 1999 by

Nearly all of us have experienced a breakdown in communication with a client. But there are things we can do to better manage the relationship to ensure that we deliver the services and products for… Continued

The Art of Impressionist Media Relations

March 8th, 1999 by

PR pros know that aiming high for publicity means courting the media relentlessly. But could you drown in your own success if the media attention overwhelms your expectations? When an eight-member media relations staff took… Continued