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Veterans of corporate litigation say that PR pros must maintain a dialog with the press during lawsuits. But how do you manage that when the judge has issued a gag order, you're dealing with aggressive… Continued

Journalists learn early in their careers that an article typically has more credibility if you can quote a source by name and not merely refer to the source as "company spokesperson" or "a spokeswoman for… Continued

There's no worse time to burn a media contact than when your organization is in crisis. We polled some of our colleagues at sister publications to find out what companies do wrong when dealing with… Continued

Corporate Moves John Needham becomes SVP, public affairs, for Time Inc. The newly-created position reports directly to chairman and CEO Ann Moore. The Center for Jewish History appoints Steven Greene to the newly-created position of… Continued

National News: Julia Sommerfeld, health producer for MSNBC.com, leaves to become a health reporter for The Seattle Times. Email [email protected]; Molly Masland will cover health at MSNBC.com until a replacement for Sommerfeld is named. Call… Continued

Money talks. But in the PR department at Philadelphia-based software company Mindbridge, there are some things that talk even louder. "A lot of our folks, especially on the marketing side, have wanted to work from… Continued

Strikes, job actions, lockouts: Labor disputes of every stripe have occurred in virtually every industry, from manufacturing facilities to the halls of academia. It's about more than just wages and working conditions. It is a… Continued

Business 2.0 (one of MediaMap's "Most Searched"), adds three new regular contributors to the mag and Web site. Jeffrey Pfeffer of the Graduate School of Business at Stanford pens a new column called "The Human… Continued

In this new feature, PR NEWS offers you key stats on the media and media relations - information you need but don't have time to dig up. We'll rotate the information on a weekly basis… Continued

In the mid-1990s American Airlines advised employees to remove pillows and blankets from flights headed toward the gay rights march on Washington to avoid possible HIV contamination. Gay and lesbian organizations and media nationwide slammed… Continued