Archive: October 2001

CEOs of America’s fastest growing companies revealed two sharply different perspectives on future growth of their businesses before and after Sept. 11, according to a new survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers. “Trendsetter Barometer” shows that CEOs from… Continued

Want to know what stakeholders think of your latest news – as you issue it? PR Newswire’s new Tbutton feature allows corporations to ask reporters and other viewers of press releases for their reaction as… Continued

Catchpole Corporation, a speaker program management firm, launches a new service to help take the legwork out of speaker placements. Speakware Online, a Web-based service, offers PR pros in the high-tech market access to Catchpole’s… Continued

As the dust cleared in Washington and New York, the Internet came through as the one mode of communication that held on. With this in mind, it may be the right time for companies to… Continued

Hewlett-Packard’s employees number more than 88,000 and span a variety of continents and languages. Internal communications to this geographically and culturally diverse group were almost impossible to conduct simultaneously before the launch of @hp, the… Continued

600 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030 516/562-5000 516/562-7063 http://www.informationweek.com InformationWeek is a weekly print magazine that reaches 440,000 business and IT professionals (10 percent more than last year) at more than a quarter million businesses.… Continued

National News: Louise Kennedy’s title at The Boston Globe changes from food editor to writer, Living/Arts. She also recently returned from book leave. Fax at 617/929-2813 … Emily Dougherty, senior beauty editor/online for Harper’s Bazaar,… Continued

PR Newswire launches a new online service designed to take the guesswork out of finding the appropriate reporter for your pitch. MediaAtlas uses technology from Vocus to offer up-to-date data on 433,000 newspaper, radio, TV,… Continued

More Americans are surfing for their news than ever before, according to an ABC News poll of 1,023 adults released this month. Nearly half of Americans – approximately 22 million individuals – get news from… Continued

The Wall Street Journal launches CollegeJournal.com, offering news, information and resources for college students and recent graduates unlucky enough to be making their professional debut in a less-than-flourishing job market. Resources include job listings, salary… Continued