Stories by PRNEWS

Ask most C-suite executives about the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and they’ll say it’s an important remedy to restoring corporate trust following a string of corporate scandals. But a new survey shows that executives are not putting… Continued

The Latino market is one of the hottest — and overlooked — areas in PR right now. Santiago Caicedo is getting on the ground floor with the launch of Latin Media Sources (LMS), a Miami-based… Continued

The latest issue of The Economist offers a “survival guide” to CEOs, who these days command about as much respect as used-car salesmen. The magazine offers the top 10 qualities for successful leaders. PR pros,… Continued

WestGlen Communications, a major player in the VNR field, last week launched a new service called “Radio One SourceService.” It combines the satellite distribution systems of two of the biggest radio networks — ABC and… Continued

It didn’t make it in time for last week’s issue so, in fairness, we’re now running Popeyes’ response to a PR NEWS inquiry about a Baltimore man who bit into his three-piece Popeyes combo and… Continued

Deck the malls with heaps of data? That’s what Garry Butcher would like in his Christmas stocking this year. As retailers nationwide vie for coveted holiday ink, Butcher, the VP of marketing for Santa Monica-based… Continued

The unseasonably chilly weather in New Orleans last week during PRSA’s annual conference was fitting for an industry bracing for its own winds of change. Still, the meeting, which drew 1,800 PR professionals from across… Continued

Money may not grow on trees, but PR advice sure does. A slew of titles focusing on PR and communications hit the bookstores recently, with enough (communications) bullet points to make Al Capone wince. It’s… Continued

The California recall election brought to mind a recent movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger wasn’t a cast member. The movie is “A Perfect Storm” and Arnold’s election — everyone calls him Arnold in California — occurred… Continued

While PR and advertising typically sit on opposite sides of the fence, it’s also true that PR professionals sometimes help ad agencies broadcast their success stories. Although advertisers have taken it on the chin the… Continued