Stories by PRNEWS

Everyone is worried that the press is going to ‘get’ him. It’s funny. Suddenly people in powerful jobs are so-o afraid peccadilloes will come whooshing out of the closet. If you hired a nanny without… Continued

A major earthquake right before the start of the third game of the 1989 World Series. Crumbling stadium infrastructure in Toronto’s SkyDome, in which three separate incidents since 1989 have resulted in the deaths of… Continued

Walt Disney Co. 305 W. 34th St., 12th Flr. ,New York, NY 10001-2402 212.609.4500 www.coldpizza.tv The Wind Up ESPN, the undisputed champion of cable sports programming, has been trying to expand its brand lately, with… Continued

As PR execs scramble to find ways to maximize the Internet, it’s important to keep in mind one of the oldest (and still robust) mediums: radio. It’s a powerful PR tool, particularly when targeting people… Continued

In 1992 the Naval Investigative Service released a report on the September 1991 convention in Las Vegas of the U.S. Navy aviators’ Tailhook Association. Its conclusion: 14 female naval officers and 12 female civilians were… Continued

For PR pros, spam filters are a mixed blessing. An in-box free of Viagra ads, body parts and letters from Nigerian parliamentarians? Great. But there’s a downside. Outgoing press releases may be going into the… Continued

“Had I accepted I have little doubt that by now I’d have been indicted, if not imprisoned, discipline not being one of my strong suits… It was a tempting offer. But in the end, I… Continued

Johnson & Johnson captures first place in the annual ranking, while UPS places second. The study, which measures corporate reputation, looked at familiarity and trust in NGOs (Non-Government Organizations) and provided updates on the public’s… Continued

That Debra Shriver, VP/Chief Communications Officer of The Hearst Corporation will be honored at the 2004 Matrix Awards, sponsored by New York Women in Communications Inc. (NYWICI). Hearst Magazines President Cathleen Black will present Shriver… Continued

It’s no longer a matter of whether corporate America addresses its boardroom problems but when, where and how. Despite a growing reliance on technology — fueled by increased public scrutiny and new government regulations a… Continued