Stories by PRNEWS

Consumers who peruse online newspapers generally make bigger bucks than the average Web surfer and are better educated, meaning placements in those virtual papers are likely reaching very lucrative readers. A new study from the… Continued

Music bible Rolling Stone has changed its editorial staff (letting go of Robert Love, managing editor) and will be making editorial changes to stave off stiff competition in music publishing. According to execs, the magazine’s… Continued

The Boston Globe will launch a new section in September dedicated to all things cerebral. The Ideas section will cover the “creation and clash of ideas,” according to Editor Alex Star. Star will also focus… Continued

Sports Afield shuts down following the June issue, citing postal increases, higher manufacturing costs and the media recession as factors in the title’s demise. Hearst sold the pub in 2000 after attempting to switch its… Continued

Corporate America may not have caught on (see our cover story), but International Data Group is leaping onto the crisis management bandwagon with its new CSO title. Chief Security Officer will launch in September and… Continued

Euro RSCG Worldwide combines 11 existing North American agencies to create two new integrated companies, Euro RSCG MVBMS Partners and Euro RSCG Tatham Partners. Each entity will have a single profit and loss center, a… Continued

Sept. 11. Enron. Arthur Andersen. These events strike fear in the hearts of communications execs across corporate America as they wonder, “Are we ready for that?” According to many crisis management experts, the answer is… Continued

In last week’s issue, we unveiled our annual “15-to-Watch” list, our picks for the future leaders in the public relations industry. This week, PR NEWS examines what veteran communicators can do to ensure that the… Continued

Corporate Moves Dan Harrison becomes VP communications at Honeywell’s Automation & Control Solutions business segment. He will be responsible for leading worldwide communications, including employee communications and crisis management. Prior to joining Honeywell, Harrison was… Continued

White House communications will take a significant hit this summer when top aide Karen Hughes leaves the Bush Administration. Hughes has been instrumental to communications throughout Bush’s campaign and presidency. Rumors are swirling about the… Continued