Stories by PRNEWS

As labor markets tigthen up, job search engines like Monster.com et al. are reaping some of the benefits. “Our business is very robust and healthy as our fourth quarter numbers indicate, both from a revenue… Continued

Like a fine wine, it’s a combination of elements that make a successful grassroots campaign. Take one ingredient away, and your fine wine turns into cheap grape juice. In online grassroots campaigns, the wining combination… Continued

Video didn’t kill the radio star nor have DVDs, cellphones, MP3 players, TiVo or – we bet – whatever is the next technology product to whet consumer appetites. “Radio Today,” a recent report from Arbitron… Continued

While a majority of agency executives are spared from dealing with (corporate) procurement departments during the negotiating process, those who do are frustrated by having to answer to executives they say haven’t a clue about… Continued

Ask a CEO if the executive team communicates its goals, plans and expectations to staff, and you’ll hear a resounding “yes.” Ask rank-and-file employees the same question, and you’ll frequently get a different answer (and… Continued

After Carly Fiorina was sacked last month as CEO of Hewlett-Packard Co., a slew of stories (in print and online) said Fiorina constantly made the rounds with H-P customers and other external audiences. Yet closer… Continued

Grey Healthcare Group – The healthcare communications network (New York) adds two senior executives to its roster: Beverly Beaudoin (ex-Lowe Bozell McAdams) has been tapped to be senior vp and general manager while Steve Corwin… Continued

The Honig Co. Inc. (Los Angeles), a PR and corporate communications firm, and MKR Group (Burbank, Ca.), which specializes in investor relations, have joined forces to offer clients integrated communication programs encompassing investor relations and… Continued

Re: “The Cobbler’s Children Have No Shoes And PR Has No PR” (And Another Thing… Feb. 9): I’m glad to see PR News isn’t afraid to throw a few tough punches, and I couldn’t agree… Continued

If you want to reach younger singles en masse, hit the major markets a la Chicago, L.A. and New York. But if you want to target “singles,” so to speak, who now have more free… Continued