While senior PR execs scramble to find new ways of communicating via the Web, turns out that — for clients — print media still packs a wallop. A recent Burrelle’s/Luce analysis of clippings sent to… Continued
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Public Figures in Interviews: The Good, The Bad and the (not so) Ugly
April 5th, 2004 by PRNEWSA recent article in the Columbia Journalism Review implied that “media trained” executives may have the upper hand in interviews with journalists. Based upon two recent high- profile interviews — with subjects who should have… Continued
Legal PR Awards Winner/Outstanding Media Exposure: Bingham McCutchen: How PR Boosted Case of Two Law Firms That Merged
April 5th, 2004 by PRNEWSWhen the rapidly growing Boston law firm Bingham McCutchen merged with Southern California’s corporate/private equity boutique Riordan & McKinzie in 2003, Hank Shafran director of communications at Bingham McCutchen, was charged with publicizing the merger… Continued
Remember: You’re Not Reinventing The Wheel
April 5th, 2004 by PRNEWSBy David Yockelson/META Group Even as IT budgets seem to be expanding a bit and purse strings seem to be loosening, it’s clear that frugality is still an IT watchword. This means that even as… Continued
Analyst Insight: David Yockelson
April 5th, 2004 by PRNEWSDirector of Research and Vendor Programs/The Meta Group 208 Harbor Drive, PO Box 120061, Stamford, CT 06912 203.973.6700 David.Yockelson@metagroup.com The Wind Up David Yockelson, director of research and vendor programs at the META Group, is… Continued
Media Metrics
April 5th, 2004 by PRNEWSWith the travel season in full swing, we thought it would be useful to track the top 10 national newspapers among people who are planning to travel overseas this year. Little shock that daily newspapers… Continued
‘Give them facts instead of outrage’: Getting in Front of Stories that Get Out of Control
April 5th, 2004 by PRNEWSFor about a week in early March the media obsessed on the Walt Disney Co. It seemed like all other news — the tensions in Iraq, the war on terrorism, the jobless economic “recovery” –… Continued
No longer just for IT-heads: The White Paper Re-emerges as PR Tool
April 5th, 2004 by PRNEWSDuring the Internet boom in the late 1990s so-called white papers, which had long been considered solid marketing vehicles, started to suffer from too much hype. Amid the froth, white papers started to sell exotic… Continued
Study says CEO Succession Biggest Headache for Board Members…
March 29th, 2004 by PRNEWSThat’s according to the 2003-2004 National Association of Corporate Directors Public Company Governance Survey. About 595 executives, most of them “outside” directors, responded to the comprehensive study. With a lot of the buzz on “corporate… Continued