Search Results for: PR News’ PR People, People to Watch & Top Places to Work Awards Luncheon- November 29, 2012

Sticks and stones may break our bones, but when the United Nations boots us off the Human Rights Commission, it really stings. In an attempt to save face following that blow to Uncle Sam's reputation,… Continued

TheUniversal Accreditation Board has launched an effort to re-engineer the Examination for Accreditation in Public Relations. UAB Chair Douglas Coffey believes the rapid evolution of the profession and the increasing impact of technology means it's… Continued

Get your bid in this week – offers for the domain name http://www.prcentral.com will be accepted through Friday, May 18 at 6:00 p.m. The site generated 1.5 million hits per month before operation was interrupted… Continued

More company heads than ever are con-cerned about corporate reputation in cyber-space, but not many are doing anything aboutit. According to a survey of 600 CEOs con-ducted by Harris Interactive/Yankelovich for Hill and Knowlton, 73%… Continued

We'd like to learn more about the role the Internet plays in your day-do-day life as a communicator. Please fill out this survey, conducted by PR NEWS and Weber Shandwick Worldwide, The Weber Group and… Continued

Americans are receiving more health-related information than ever before--from national and local media, the Internet, clinics and physicians' offices, community and senior centers, employers and through discussions with family, friends and co-workers. But despite the… Continued

The Case for Wireless Handango, an online e-tailer of software for handheld devices, hit the marketplace in spring 2000 at a time when many dotcoms were entering crash-and-burn mode but the site's founders were confident… Continued

From a PR point of view, some might call G.L. Carter's mission challenging, if not completely hopeless. She heads up the Oklahoma Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, headquartered in the same city where, six… Continued

MSNBC.com has made a cyber-first by bringing on the first ombudsman for an online news organization. Veteran journalist Dan Fisher will monitor the quality and balance of copy at MSNBC.com, providing analysis of how the… Continued

RSN.com, dedicated to information and entertainment for outdoor enthusiasts, has expanded. The relaunched site breaks out content in three divisions, Land, Water and Mountain, and includes improved navigation. Existing content on the site will include… Continued