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PR Personality Profile: From Intern to Manager in One Step

February 27th, 2006 by

Few PR professionals find themselves making the leap from an internship to management without pausing for support-staff duties in the proverbial lower rungs. But there is always an exception to the rules and in this… Continued

Boycott Boo-Boos: When PR Strategies Fall Short

February 27th, 2006 by

Boycotts can be one of the most effective tools for activists seeking PR leverage on behalf of their causes. But not every boycott is successful. Several current boycott campaigns have been marred by inadequate PR… Continued

Extra, Extra, Read All About It: TECO Energy Scores In-House Magazine Hit

February 27th, 2006 by

Company: TECO Energy Timeframe: April 2004 to present Budget: $13,500 annually It is one thing to point and shoot a company or organization’s PR arrows out into the world, but it is perhaps more challenging… Continued

Reaching Out to Diverse and Profitable Constituencies

February 27th, 2006 by

QUESTION: How can PR professionals capitalize on the buying power of diverse minority groups? ANSWER: For many PR executives, the act of reaching out to diverse groups is often lost in translation – both literally… Continued

Using the High-Tech Touch To Strengthen Your Message

February 27th, 2006 by

By Jerry Doyle It’s TiVo nation! The U.S. consumer has multiple choices of where and when to find news and information, and they can scan, zap and skip to the parts they want to see,… Continued

PR Pulse: PR You Can Sink Your Teeth Into

February 27th, 2006 by

What better way to promote dental hygiene than word-of-mouth marketing? The New York State Dental Association (NYSDA) recently came off its sixth annual Sugarless Wednesday promotion (held on February 15), which aims at educating children… Continued

The Evolution of PR Measurement: Sales Lead Tracking Brings Success

February 27th, 2006 by

The following article is an excerpt from “PR News’ Guide to Best Practices in PR Measurement (2006 edition)” written by Lori Copple, deputy managing director of Ruder Finn/Chicago. As the business world evolves and the… Continued

PR Leaders Offer Hands-On Insight For Media Training Strategies

February 27th, 2006 by

Vice President Dick Cheney’s now-infamous hunting expedition and subsequent fallout has brought the importance of media training spokespeople to the forefront of the PR profession. His communications teams’ laundry list of faux pas – including… Continued

PR Movers

February 20th, 2006 by

Steve Harris returned to General Motors as vice president of global communications. He replaces the departing Tom Kowaleski, who replaced Harris when the latter retired in 2004. John Hinrichs was named national director of communications… Continued

Phil & Courtney Talking PR: Hunting with Dick Cheney

February 20th, 2006 by

(This week, PR News editors Phil Hall and Courtney Barnes dodge the Vice President’s rifle while commenting on the PR debacle surrounding his recent hunting mishap.) PHIL: Hey Courtney, do you want to go hunting… Continued