Dec. 10: Congressional Quarterly, "Working With Congressional Staffs," Washington, D.C., 202/887-8620. Dec. 10: Public Relations Society of America/Int’l Committee, "E. Europe: From Marx to Marketing," Washington, 703/691-9212. Dec. 10: Public Affairs Council, "Public Affairs and… Continued
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NEWS: INDUSTRY/AGENCY WRAP-UP
December 9th, 1996 by PRNEWSR&R/PBN Embarks on PR Trek The Las Vegas office of R&R/PBN is jumping on the Star Trek bandwagon. The PR firm was tabbed last month to handle the local, national and international PR efforts for… Continued
MEDIA INSIGHT: NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO
December 9th, 1996 by PRNEWSDESKS EDITORS DAYS TO CONTACT/DAYS TO AVOID METHODS COMMENTS Cultural The cultural desk covers art, religion, media, history and race, gender and ethnic issues. Religion, Media: Sharon Green; History, Race, Social Policy: Deborah George; Music,… Continued
SPEAKING OUT: BEWARE OF CONTROVERSIAL CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
December 9th, 1996 by PRNEWSSelecting the right speakers to communicate the appropriate messages at your next conference may be one of the most important public relations tasks. Considering that attendees most likely will remember the roster of speakers (only… Continued
CARNIVAL LINE CRUISES INTO TROUBLED PR WATERS AFTER POWER OUTAGE CRISIS
December 9th, 1996 by PRNEWSCarnival Cruise Lines’ recent handling of a Caribbean cruise gone awry says a lot about the way one of the world’s largest cruise lines handles crisis PR. A cruise that began Nov. 15 was rocked… Continued
SENIOR CITIZEN PROMOTION FALLS SHORT OF EXPECTATIONS
November 28th, 1996 by PRNEWSPlanning a marketing campaign requires covering all bases and anticipating potential problems, but especially important is knowing your audience. The newly formed Senior Friends Group (SF) branch in San Diego, Calif., a senior citizens discount… Continued
PROGRAM USES THE WEB TO CURTAIL PEDIATRIC ASTHMA
November 28th, 1996 by PRNEWSA home-taught pediatric asthma management program that includes access to a related Web site can lead to annual asthma-related cost savings of over $11,500 per patient, as well as decreased incidences and severity of asthma… Continued
PHARMACEUTICALS EXPECT INDUSTRY EXPERTISE AND STRATEGIC WORK FROM AGENCIES
November 28th, 1996 by PRNEWSA new study has found what healthcare companies feel are important criteria in judging the performance of their public relations and advertising agencies. The new client satisfaction study released by Baxter Gurin & Mazzei, the… Continued
PATIENT-HUNGRY HOSPITALS ARE LOOKING OVERSEAS MARKETS TO FILL IN THE GAPS
November 28th, 1996 by PRNEWSHospitals around the world are pushing outside their borders looking for new global patients. Take the example of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Md., which has crafted marketing contracts all over the world including third… Continued