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This section provides salary information for healthcare PR and marketing agency executives located in large and small cities nationwide. This information is also gleaned from HPRMN’s sister publication, PR NEWS’ 1998 Salary Survey, and Marshall… Continued

This section provides salary information for healthcare-focused corporate communications executives at large, medium and small companies nationwide. This information is derived from HPRMN’s sister publication, PR NEWS’s 1998 Salary Survey, and Marshall Consultants, an executive… Continued

This year, managed care and the aggressive consolidation that it triggers is taking its toll on provider-based marketing/PR compensation, causing salaries to dip or remain flat, according to William M. Mercer, an Atlanta-based employee benefits… Continued

Clarke To Leave NCTA Torie Clarke, VP for public affairs for the National Cable Television Association, leaves NCTA at the end of the year to become president of Bozell/Eskew, a corporate reputation and issues advocacy… Continued

By Katharine Delahaye Paine History 101 In examining the crises spotlighted this month, it occurred to me that companies or organizations, in their rush to communicate the "news, " forget that they often have some… Continued

Public Safety Vignettes Make IR Numbers Come Alive When the investment community received BI Incorporated’s [BI] annual report, the cover provided a compelling reason to turn the page – a powerful snapshot of a man… Continued

November 12-13 "The 1998 Corporate Image Conference: Building the Future of Your Image, Brands and Reputation," The Conference Board, London, 44/0/ 171-839-3344. November 17 "Who’s Winning on the Internet and How: Business Strategies for Reducing… Continued

The Skinny on Getting Placement for your Organization Investors Business Daily 12655 Beatrice St. Los Angeles, CA 90066 Phone: 310/448-6000 Fax: 310/577-7350 Make friends with the beat reporters and you’re sure to get ink in… Continued

P.O. Box 1377 Baltimore, MD 21278-0999 Remember that the Baltimore Sun, owed by Times Mirror is a regional paper, not a national paper when calling the editors with story ideas. However, that does not mean… Continued

For most Americans, the drama of last week’s elections was watching to see if their favorite candidates would win or lose. But for Burson-Marsteller’s Sacramento office, the election meant closure on two California propositions the… Continued