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A-Dressing Affairs Of The Heart

March 16th, 2005 by

CLIENT: The American Heart Association PR AGENCY: Cone Inc. CATEGORY: Cause-Related Marketing BUDGET: N/A TIMEFRAME: February 2004-February 2005 Heart disease is the Number One killer of women in the United States today. It was this… Continued

Influencing Factors Targeting The Top Tier

March 16th, 2005 by

If you want to know who helped propel President George W. Bush toward his second term in the White House, you can thank the elite 10% of the population, which apparently drives what the other… Continued

The Death of Journalism And The Triumph Of Infomercials

March 16th, 2005 by

Quick…name the fifth-largest television network in the United States. No, it’s not CNN. With 130 million viewers a month, the fifth largest is “Banana-Vision,” the informal moniker for the Wal-Mart TV Network. For those of… Continued

PR Pulse

March 16th, 2005 by

Radio may be resilient in the face of myriad new technologies (PR News, March 9), but it’s a totally different tune when it comes to getting your message on the airwaves. A recent survey of… Continued

As Mass Marketing Splinters, Is PR Poised To Pick Up The Slack?

March 16th, 2005 by

The 30-second ad – for years one of the major arrows in marketing’s quiver – has begun its final descent. “Appointment” television — in which the entire family gathers around the set for its favorite… Continued

Catching The Hispanic Market Wave

March 16th, 2005 by

By John Echeveste/Valencia, Perez & Echeveste Public Relations The Hispanic market is probably the hottest segment on the national public-relations landscape today, and why not? With a population approaching 40 million and more than $700… Continued

An ‘All In The Family’ Approach To Cracking The Hispanic Market

March 16th, 2005 by

When Edelman’s Hispanic Marketing practice, Diversity Solutions, launched in 1998, the unit had just two full-time employees who worked out of the PR firm’s New York office. They spent most of their time on media… Continued

Q&A: Kryptonite’s Close Call

March 16th, 2005 by

The name “Kryptonite” could not have been more appropriate for a case that demonstrated how the blogosphere can bring an otherwise strong company to its knees. Late last year, Kryptonite (Canton, Mass.) had to recall… Continued

Lessons Learned: Content Is King

March 9th, 2005 by

While its 2003 revenue of just $70.6 million made it unable to spend the big bucks of competitors like Microsoft, Raindance still had to identify a finite group of suspects open to using its product.… Continued

Raindance Takes Web Conferencing By Storm

March 9th, 2005 by

CLIENT: Raindance Communications PR: Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide BUDGET: N/A TIMEFRAME: September – November 2004 200442004 The business world at large has been slow to warm to the promise of Web conferencing, a technological advance… Continued