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What Sent NYC Journalists Right Up The Wall?

September 28th, 2005 by

COMPANY: Rodale Sports Group AGENCY: Alissa Neil PR TIMELINE: Spring 2005 Ah, the great outdoors. Rock climbing. Hiking. Backcountry cooking. All in the middle of…Manhattan? In a stunt that helped garner major media play, Backpacker… Continued

Media Relations: PR’s Struggle With Street Cred

September 28th, 2005 by

If you put a journalist, a PR manager and a tax collector together, and judge them based on reputation, who would come out the winner? Sadly, the tax collector might have the edge, based on… Continued

Talking Points: The Need To Procure a Real Spokesman

September 28th, 2005 by

By Richard Laermer My Dad once told me everyone thinks they’re right. And he’s right. That’s why everyone can’t be used as a PR spokesman. If the “wrong” type of person is speaking or one… Continued

PR Pulse

September 28th, 2005 by

Brand-builders beware. A consumer poll released last week shows a brand’s country of origin affects how they are perceived overseas, so it’s increasingly important for U.S. brands to look and act more “local” to avoid… Continued

Exclusive: PR News/Delahaye

September 28th, 2005 by

For senior PR execs, reports of the death of print media have turned out to be, with apologies to Mark Twain, greatly exaggerated. Despite the rapid growth of online communications in the last few years,… Continued

Executive Q/A: ‘CCO’ Evangelist Hoog Preaches For More PR Credibility

September 28th, 2005 by

Thomas W. Hoog, chairman of Hill & Knowlton USA and a member of the PR giant’s Worldwide Executive Committee, is driving his car outside of Denver, talking about the state of the public-relations profession. “We… Continued

(Employee) Communication Breakdown…

September 21st, 2005 by

So much for team spirit. In yet another indication of severe gaps in employee communications, a report released last week by the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Research Foundation (San Francisco) found that only… Continued

New Time Warner Clique Online…

September 21st, 2005 by

The media lords may be thinking that bigger is not necessarily better (for the bottom line), what with Viacom’s decision to, beginning in 2006, split into two separate divisions – one dealing with broadcast television… Continued

Commitments For Katrina…

September 21st, 2005 by

It should be a tremendous assist for companies/organizations that want to help those affected by Hurricane Katrina: a new task force, created by cause-branding specialist Cone LLC, to provide strategic counsel and recommendations to clients… Continued

Media Metrics

September 21st, 2005 by

Before the TV networks started to launch new programs throughout a given year, September was the traditional time period for premieres because that’s when (No. 1 TV advertiser) Detroit rolled out many of its new… Continued