Archive: April 2002

Corporate Moves Dan Harrison becomes VP communications at Honeywell’s Automation & Control Solutions business segment. He will be responsible for leading worldwide communications, including employee communications and crisis management. Prior to joining Honeywell, Harrison was… Continued

White House communications will take a significant hit this summer when top aide Karen Hughes leaves the Bush Administration. Hughes has been instrumental to communications throughout Bush’s campaign and presidency. Rumors are swirling about the… Continued

Allison Sloan and Gillian Rubin, account coordinators with Levick Strategic Communications, are navigating the bumpy waters of their first “real” PR jobs. They offer some sage advice for PR NEWS’ youngest readers – and some… Continued

The staff of PR NEWS met nearly a month ago to complain to the editor about the various injuries incurred while judging this year’s 15-to-Watch list: back spasms from toting the monstrous pile of nominations,… Continued

May 21 1:30-3:00p.m. EST “Maximize Your e-Presence: Building and Managing the Most Effective Online Pressroom” A Webinar presented by PR NEWS Register at http://www.PRandMarketing.com

It seems everyone’s fiscally conservative these days. This week, we thought we’d shake things up a bit. The strategy: risk-taking. Skinner, Dunlap & Stevens, a small Kirkland, Wash.-based agency, took a big risk with a… Continued

In this brand new feature, PR NEWS takes a look at the partnerships that can make PR more efficient and effective. We examine what you can expect when working with agencies and other partners on… Continued

The American Red Cross, ever mindful that summer isn’t all about fun and games, is expanding on its Power of Two partnership with PRSA with a new summer program. Spend the Summer with the Red… Continued

In this PR NEWS exclusive, William Arruda, president of Reach Communications Consultancy looks at one of today’s hottest branding topics: executive brands. In a time when trust in corporate America has been dramatically eroded, trusted… Continued

Imagine a world where free speech is impossible and graffiti is the only means of self-expression. Sega imagined just such a world and brought it to life in its “Jet Grind Radio” video game. But… Continued