Archive: October 2000

To Name a Fuse. Imagine Media’s impending business/lifestyle title (PRN, May 8) finally has a name. Fuse, set to launch in late November, will explore the convergence of work, life and style. Its mission: to… Continued

Today the SEC’s Regulation Fair Disclosure goes into effect, requiring corporations to provide market-sensitive information to the public at the same time it is given to financial analysts (PRN, Aug. 28, Sept. 11). The SEC… Continued

Do you secretly log onto Hampsterdance.com to relieve stress? Scour the sites of media trades for clues as to whether the journalist you pitched last week is still in the same job? Obsess over your… Continued

To place a 100-word Job Tracker classified ad, contact Saun Sayamongkhun at 301/340-7788, x2502; fax: 301/340-3819; or email [email protected]. Deadlines are Wednesdays at 5:00 p.m. Visit PR NEWS’ career center online (http://www.PRandMarketing.com/careercenter) for timely articles… Continued

Marketing Communications Manager Dotcast, Inc., a fast-growing broadband service provider, has an immediate need for an experienced communications professional to develop and implement a corporate-wide marketing communications program. A well-funded private company headquartered in Silicon… Continued

Monitoring. Looking for ways your company can monitor the Internet for news – good and bad – about your company? A new white paper, Guide to Internet Monitoring and Clipping, commissioned by CyberAlert and prepared… Continued

A column intended to be a lighthearted look at just how far PR folks will go to get their clients noticed is instead shedding a bright light on the often-tense relationship between journalists and PR… Continued

At this week’s PRSA World Congress in Chicago, we plan to ask PR practitioners to name the first three tactics that come to mind in putting out a fire in a crisis. Without biasing the… Continued

The editors at PR NEWS took a look at their own favorite Web sites. “I tend to bookmark stuff that’s new to me that I want to revisit at some point,” says senior editor Jenny… Continued

The Case Teenagers often think that no one in the world cares about what they have to say. But a satellite media tour conducted by Seventeen magazine in July proved otherwise. Nearly 1.9 million television… Continued