Archive: December 1999

Her references were strong, the interview went great and your gut told you she was the right person for the job. But two months later you’re wondering how long you have to hold onto this… Continued

If this keeps up, there’s going to be one giant firm called Public Relations Inc. in a couple years. In the most recent move connecting the coasts, Porter Novelli International of New York and San… Continued

Editorial: Focus on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Covers the attractions, sites, lodging and restaurants in the region. Includes details, hours, costs and information on what makes this a notable place to visit. Deadline: Jan.… Continued

Editorial: Feature on e-commerce and competition will focus on how organizations can survive and grow on the Internet. Topics of interest include how electronic sales will affect customer service, and how product lines and choices… Continued

Editorial: Binary Element Methods versus Finite Element Analysis. This overview will explain which methods are appropriate in different circumstances. Deadline: Jan. 15, 2000. Background: 60,000 subscribers – primarily engineers interested in desktop engineering hardware and… Continued

Editorial: Travel Services for Women will be covered in the Jan. 10, 2000 issue. This feature will cover how travel suppliers are accommodating the needs and concerns of woman travelers. Deadline: Dec. 13. Background: Bi-weekly… Continued

As protesters in Seattle faced riot police last week in their effort to sway World Trade Organization negotiations, executives in the PR world continued to wage a subtler resistance against would-be infringers on their business… Continued