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The Web is proving to be one of the most effective outlets for philanthropic efforts, according to a new study, “Towards e-Engagement: How Nonprofits and Individuals Engage Online,” by The Kellogg Foundation; Network for Good,… Continued

At technology firm Plateau Systems Ltd. in Arlington, Va., Director of Corporate Communications David Pedreira gets an email notice from his clipping service whenever the competition puts out a press release. He talks to analysts… Continued

As the war in Iraq enters its third week, we asked many PR executives for their take on how the conflict is impacting their profession. With communications such a vital part of Corporate America, the… Continued

The conventional wisdom to launching a new PR agency in the current economic climate might be for the principals to make sure their straightjackets are snug. But Aldina Tracey and Dawn Peeples are among those… Continued

Join us Tuesday, April 8, from 1:30-3 p.m. (ET), for an exclusive Webinar: “PR Accountability: Measurement Strategies That Work”. Featured speakers are Katie Paine, President, KD Paine & Partners, and Ward White, Vice President of… Continued

At some point in life, this phrase escapes reflexively from every adult’s mouth, delivering the horrible epiphany that you have switched sides on the “We vs. Them” continuum and signaling that you have officially arrived… Continued

It’s time once again to enter your favorite young PR professionals in PR NEWS’ “15-to-Watch” competition. This program, honoring 15 budding PR leaders, is open to PR practitioners age 35 and under. Send a nomination… Continued

Last night, millions of Americans tuned in to the 75th anniversary of the Academy Awards. Celebrity being the current opiate of the masses, “Oscar’s” birthday bash has a big red circle around it on the… Continued

400 North Capitol St. Suite 850 NW Washington, D.C. 20001 202/783-2615 http://www.cnbc.com CNBC’s “Capital Report” can’t be lumped together with many of the other cable news programs featuring the nation’s commentariat. Co-anchors Alan Murray and… Continued

Before the age of media saturation, a single, albeit powerful, theater critic could close a play in one night with a savage review. Those days are history. But analysts mining Corporate America still hold a… Continued