Stories by PRNEWS

Despite the deluge of money online companies spend in advertising, as witnessed during the Super Bowl, the goal of developing a loyal following remains elusive. But throwing more money at the problem will not make… Continued

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The technicalities of the Web are intimidating and perplexing, but PR practitioners need to become familiar with them. Working with Internet designers, project managers or IT professionals on a Web project is no different than… Continued

Point Counterpoint Both Jack O’Dwyer and Jack Bergen felt obligated to respond to our news brief that ran in the Jan. 24 issue of PR NEWS. Both O’Dwyer’s newsletter and Bergen’s Council of Public Relations… Continued

Jacinta Gauda, SVP corporate affairs at Golin Harris, offers some guidelines: Look beyond HQ. Spread your resources to markets you hope to penetrate, or to communities where you have satellite offices, plants or stores. Go… Continued

Companies that integrate their business goals with philanthropic endeavors continue to win loyalty from consumers, according to the latest Cone, Inc. survey. Of those responding to the firm’s 1999 "Holiday Trend Tracker," 88 percent said… Continued

Looking for a job or just putting out feelers? Times have changed, and so have the rules about resumes. Marie Raperto, president of the Cantor Concern, a New York executive search firm, offers tips for… Continued

PR career tracks continue to spark the ambitions of college students, but fewer twenty-somethings are pursuing graduate level studies in the field. According to the latest directory by Advertising Education Publications, college grads with bachelor’s… Continued

It’s an uncertain role PR plays on the Internet stage. Does it involve itself with the day-to-day running of a site or is it a techie’s job? Are rogue sites to be ignored or dealt… Continued

The Case Southeast Medical Alliance (SMA) decided to remove its CEO of nearly 10 years. Knowing the move would create a sensitive situation, the company initiated a crisis communications plan before making the public announcement… Continued