Stories by PRNEWS

Kirk Stewart, who this week resigned as VP of corporate communications at Nike Inc., the $12.3 billion sports and fitness company based in Beaverton, OR, loves to spin – a basketball, that is. An huge… Continued

Faced with tighter budgets and fewer resources than their corporate/agency counterparts, PR managers at nonprofit organizations are scrambling to find unique and affordable ways to get their messages out. How can they do well by… Continued

COMPANY: Conard-Pyle Co. PR AGENCY: Garden Media Group TIMEFRAME: March-May 2005 BUDGET: Less than $30,000 Plant grower Conard-Pyle Co. in West Grove, Pa., recently bred a new rose, the “Elle.” It’s bug-resistant, it’s pretty and… Continued

The third annual Summit on Measurement, the most advanced conference focused entirely on PR measurement and evaluation, will be held Sept. 28-30 at the New England Center of the University of New Hampshire. The summit,… Continued

With a serious diminution of CEOs because of the ongoing rash of corporate scandals, effectively serving the boss is one of the biggest challenges PR professionals face. And two recent reports suggest the job isn’t… Continued

By Richard Laermer I wonder if Tom Cruise can teach PR managers and directors to be more accountable. Cruise — who recently ran amok on “Oprah,” berated “Today” co-host Matt Lauer, pranced around Europe with… Continued

Although Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reports often lack in specifics (see Pulse, July 13), the jockeying to produce said reports is likely to intensify following results of a survey last week that showed a growing… Continued

Has GM started to turn the corner? The automotive giant posted a 47% jump in sales in June — its highest level in 19 years — fueled by its employee-discount- for-everyone promotion (that recently was… Continued

(This time two years ago, most people hadn’t even heard of the term ‘bloggers,’ save for the early adapters and the gear-heads. But by early 2005, you couldn’t get away from them, what with how… Continued

You can’t win for losing. Despite regularly voiced complaints from reporters, editors, et al., that their inboxes are flooded with e-mail, 59% of the 147,900 media pros who responded to a recent Bacon’s Information survey… Continued