Stories by PRNEWS

Before you run your next classified ad assuring candidates that you offer “competitive pay and benefits,” you may want to do a double-check of the inventory in your goodie bags of perks – particularly if… Continued

Now you can affix your event logo or brand symbol to everything from hats to shirts to key chains to kitchen sinks. And you can do it electronically. Branders.com offers an online ordering system that… Continued

If you’re desperate to have an event display created at the last minute, visit 2DayDisplay.com, a new Web service from the graphics producers Photobition Group plc. The service enables users to select specifications from six… Continued

Looking for a vendor that can print oversized graphics for event kiosks, trade show displays or press conference banners? The Digital Printing & Imaging Association offers an online directory that categorizes vendors in 75 specialty… Continued

InternetWire introduces two new online press release distribution channels. BookNewswire.com carries news and announcements from the world of book publishing. More than 1,400 book reviewers and industry analysts have registered to receive the daily news… Continued

Now you can learn about the fine art of budgeting from the comfort of your own office. The Counselors Academy of PRSA kicked off its 2000 Teleseminar series last month, touting presenters such as H&K… Continued

Vocus, Inc. introduces a new Web-based tool to help public affairs counselors manage grassroots outreach, build advocacy Web sites, and cultivate relationships with legislators. The service operates under an application service provider (ASP) model -… Continued

Laurie Mitchell, exasperated by the bruising dearth of talent available for hire in the PR biz, confesses to her outlandish new recruiting plan. “I’m going to make my own candidates,” she says dryly. “I’m working… Continued

When a Florida heart facility geared up to celebrate its 10th anniversary it bypassed the obligatory “thank you” advertising and self-promotional tour events, choosing instead to train the community on how to save lives. In… Continued

While you may be aware that a one-size-fits-all approach won’t work for reaching women with heart disease prevention information, a recent report underscores the need for these messages to be more culturally and geographically focused.… Continued