Stories by PRNEWS

NEWS: INDUSTRY WRAP-UP

March 10th, 1997 by

Did Texaco Learn From Crisis? Texaco officials are planning on reviewing their strategy for change and broadening workforce diversity during a one-hour panel discussion at the International Strategic Leadership Conference, sponsored by the Strategic Leadership… Continued

U.S. PR FIRMS ARE IN ACQUISITION MODE IN OVERSEAS MARKETS

March 10th, 1997 by

Several big-name PR firms are altering the terrain of the global market with some recent acquisitions: Edelman Public Relations, New York, acquired its 10-person, 15-client Taiwan affiliate, Profiles Corporate Communications Consultants, for less than $1… Continued

MEDIA INSIGHT: MONITOR RADIO

March 10th, 1997 by

1 Norway Street, C-20 Monitor RadioBoston, Mass., 02115; Phone: 617/450-7001 Editor’s Note: You’re sure to find most Monitor Radio journalists refreshingly open to PR. Since they’re always producing and updating news distributed by public radio… Continued

THE MANY SHADES OF PR: MAKING COLOR A CAMPAIGN PRIORITY

March 10th, 1997 by

While many of you may think of color as a secondary part of a PR campaign – to make your messages truly stand out you may want to bump color to the top of your… Continued

REACHING THE MEDIA: A LOOK AT PR’S INROADS ONTO THE INTERNET

March 10th, 1997 by

For PR professionals tethered to the tradition of sending press releases by fax or through general "snail" mail, it’s time to rethink that strategy. Making digital delivery a primary route to reach journalists has become… Continued

GOVERNMENT PANEL TO ADDRESS MAMMOGRAM CONTROVERSY

March 6th, 1997 by

A new government panel is going to take yet another crack at clarifying the issue of whether women in their 40s should have regular mammograms. Last month, the National Cancer Advisory Board, a panel of… Continued

ASIAN WOMEN’S HEALTH NEGLECTED

March 6th, 1997 by

A study released last week by the National Asian Women’s Health Organization (NAWHO) concluded that Asian-American women in California "are not getting sufficient reproductive healthcare." The study surveyed 674 Asian-American women in six California counties.… Continued

SURVEY SUPPORTS INFANT TOOTH DECAY PREVENTION PROJECT

March 6th, 1997 by

Thousands of infants and toddlers suffer from a serious problem that many healthcare marketers have never even heard of. Yet it’s a problem that can have devastating effects and should be targeted in maternal public… Continued

RELATIONSHIP MARKETING IN A DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER ENVIRONMENT

March 6th, 1997 by

As compliance and loyalty levels, brand elasticity and volume quotas continue to challenge pharmaceutical marketers, our job as agencies and clients is to identify and find prospects that will become profitable customers, and to maintain… Continued

HEINZ BABY PROGRAM ADOPTS CONSUMERS DOWN UNDER

March 6th, 1997 by

To create a stronger relationship with new parent households that result in better understanding of baby feeding needs – H.J. Heinz Co.’s [HNZ] Australian division recognized it needed to show in-depth expertise in all aspects… Continued