Archive: May 2002

CNBC 2200 Fletcher Ave. Ft. Lee, NJ 07024 201/585-2622 [email protected] The corporate elite and deep-pocketed of America get their “Wake Up Call” every weekday from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m. “Wake Up Call” on CNBC… Continued

National News: Religion News Service, a secular news service devoted to unbiased coverage of religion and ethics, adds a correspondent covering Judaism and Islam. Holly Lebowitz Rossi can be reached at 202/463-8777. Business/Financial: Forbes.com launches… Continued

It’s the holiday season again – at least for PR pros. The time to pitch that perfect holiday gift has arrived, and the fourth edition of The Gift List is now available to provide contact… Continued

Want your story in the top papers? The media list was a little unclear this month when the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC) released its report for the six months ended March 31 – and… Continued

The deepest-pocketed Wall Street Journal devotees are in for a treat this fall. Scripps’ new network, Fine Living, will air a one-hour television special inspired by the content in The Journal’s Weekend Journal section. The… Continued

Recently launched science title SEED is getting plenty of press for its unique approach to covering all things scientific: The magazine focuses on what it calls “the new face of science,” meaning news that redefines… Continued

Ironic, isn’t it, that in an age of digital delivery and Web-based media, one of the most intriguing media stories of the day comes to us from the radio? Fox News, which plans to move… Continued

Nancy Goldfarb becomes director of PR for Unilever United States, responsible for coporate PR and media relations. Goldfarb comes to Unilever from her role as director of corporate affairs for Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Find out… Continued

Before Perry Yeatman joined consumer-products giant Unilever as VP of corporate affairs 18 months ago, internal communications lay solidly within the realm of the human resources shop. In her newly-created position, however, Yeatman is responsible… Continued

More than one corporate PR practitioner has been known to complain, “We’re just not getting the publicity we should out of our industry trade association.” Regardless of the industry, the story remains relatively unchanged: Your… Continued