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Just Blowing Smoke?

March 24th, 1997 by

CIGARSir International, a division of The Critical Solutions Group Companies, surely wanted to make friends – not enemies – when it announced March 12 that it planned to donate to cancer research organizations 3 cents… Continued

PR People Making News

March 24th, 1997 by

Newsweek’s Pearson to Go to Time Next Month Diana Pearson, communications director at Newsweek, will leave her post April 8 to become public affairs director at Time. Time’s call to hire Pearson – who said… Continued

Two Atlanta PR Agencies Go to Court Over Employees’ Departure, Client List

March 24th, 1997 by

Two Atlanta-based PR houses accustomed to generating publicity for others – and not themselves – will face a new kind of media spotlight beginning today. This time, Manning, Selvage & Lee (MS&L) and Jackson Spalding… Continued

What We Have Here Is a Failure to Communicate

March 24th, 1997 by

This week, we look at two incidents that highlight issues of cultural diversity. The first is Reebok and how its embarrasing choice of the name "Incubus" for a sneaker triggered a flood of jokes, and… Continued

PR People: New Hires & Promotions

March 24th, 1997 by

Lisa Manahan has been promoted from PR director to communications director at Ambit Marketing Communications, Fort Lauderdale. (Ambit, 954/462-1111) CTIA named Jeffrey Nelson as its director of news media relations. Nelson was VP at Nichols-Denzenhall… Continued

Fashion Industry Shows Social Awareness Through SMT

March 24th, 1997 by

Many people outside of the New York fashion scene may not know that the fashion industry cares about much more than just giving consumers something to wear. The Council of Fashion Designers of America, (CFDA)… Continued

On The Pulse

March 20th, 1997 by

Alternative Medicines Gaining Popularity Marketers may want to look at holistic marketing, considering that one in 3 Americans now turns to alternative healers, say pollsters. A recent Gallup survey has reported that visits to holistic… Continued

The News Monitor

March 20th, 1997 by

Quebec Embarks on Major Ad Blitz Promoting Health Reform The Quebec government is spending $1.9 million on a two-month advertising campaign to promote its reform of the province’s healthcare system – including the closing of… Continued

Complying With Government Regs a Challenge for Marketers

March 20th, 1997 by

The federal government’s issuance of a model compliance plan provides healthcare marketing executives with an important opportunity to help their companies develop compliance programs that can limit their possible exposure for criminal or civil liability… Continued

Health System Uses TV Show To Educate Public, Showcase Itself

March 20th, 1997 by

In 1995, after a meningitis outbreak developed in the community of Norfolk, Va., a high school boy died and the community panicked due to lack of information about the disease. Local health system marketers came… Continued