Stories by PRNEWS

Philadelphia Inquirer Medical Health/Business Staff writer Josh Goldstein will cover the 2000 election until the end of the year. After that, he will resume covering business news. jgoldstein@phillynews.com…Chris Taylor, writer/reporter, becomes San Francisco bureau chief… Continued

Blasted *^$#!@% After a week of being blasted with enough emails, letters and phone calls to suffocate a small nation, we’re inclined not to write about the new Web service NewsBlaster.com (out of spite). But… Continued

Pumped Up. Weider Publications increases its muscle mass this month with the launch of Men’s Fitness en Espanol. The new title, which targets active Hispanic men, aged 18-44, is available on newsstands in 10 Latin… Continued

Universal Coverage. On July 4, Space.com will venture beyond its cyberspace orbit into the world of print with the launch of Space.com Illustrated. The new title, a joint venture with Hearst, will appear three times… Continued

Industry Standard Washington bureau chief Elizabeth Wasserman will not be working out of the Washington bureau for the next several weeks. In the interim, email Keith Perine at keithp@thestandard.com, or Aaron Pressman, new senior writer… Continued

Where venture capitalists lead, PR often follows. And VC dollars are gushing. According to the National Venture Capital Association and Venture Economics, VC investments in entrepreneurial companies reached record levels in Q1 of this year… Continued

It’s not yet a crisis for you, but the deadline is drawing near. You have until May 12 to get the early-bird discount to PR NEWS’ Advanced Crisis Management Seminar, June 19-20 in Washington, D.C.… Continued

New York-PR Leading global newswire has opening for PR Associate. Respons. incl. writing news releases, pitching the media, conducting media research, monitoring for pick-up & competitive information, writing bios & placing speakers. Must have 3-5… Continued

About.com recently sent out a press release proudly trumpeting the company’s third consecutive quarter of “narrowing losses.” It’s ironic to think that investors riding out the country’s greatest economic boom of all time might revel… Continued

Back-room deals for coverage and favors don’t happen in an enlightened media environment, right? Okay, maybe there are some questionable dealings between the press and the people it covers, but only at backwoods newspapers that… Continued