Jerry Seinfeld’s fictional folks may have retired to “Del Boca Vista,” a not-so-subtle substitute for Boca Raton, Delray Beach or any of the other South Florida spots that cater to the senior crowd. But according… Continued
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Rocking Their World — With Info
February 2nd, 2005 by PRNEWSIn 2003, a Kaiser survey found more than half (59%) of 16-year-olds nationwide recognized the “Fight For Your Rights: Protect Yourself” campaign, and many said they had acted on what they heard. MTV research showed… Continued
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January 26th, 2005 by PRNEWSNo matter where they watch (broadcast or cable) or what (regular season games or the anti-climactic Pro Bowl following the Super Bowl), beer drinkers love their football. Major League Baseball and the National Basketball Association… Continued
UPS’ ‘War-Room’ Strategy Wins The Re-Branding Battle
January 26th, 2005 by PRNEWSCLIENT: UPS PR AGENCY: Edelman CAMPAIGN TYPE: Global PR Campaign TIMEFRAME: March 25, 2003 – ongoing BUDGET: $1.5 million When war in Iraq broke out in March 2003, UPS was just four days away from… Continued
Anatomy Of A Mid-Sized PR Agency
January 26th, 2005 by PRNEWSThere’s been quite a bit of industry coverage lately heaping praise on the benefits of large, multinational networks. We read that the Fortune 500 powerhouses are increasingly consolidating their accounts with these behemoths, believing that… Continued
NHL Puts Its Future On Ice While MLB Bats Itself Out Of A Jam
January 26th, 2005 by PRNEWSBy Katie Paine The consensus among hockey pundits is that this National Hockey League season is toast, and the next season is in jeopardy, too. The pending doom of the NHL draws a stark contrast… Continued
Ketchum/DoE/Williams Scandal Sparks New PR Ethics Questions
January 26th, 2005 by PRNEWSThe spotlight continues to shine on the entire PR profession following revelations (first disclosed in USA Today Jan. 7) that Omnicom Group’s Ketchum public- relations firm — as part of a $1 million contract with… Continued
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January 19th, 2005 by PRNEWSThe Boston Red Sox may have rocked Beantown last year by winning their first World Series since 1918 but more than a few Bostonians must have just tuned it all out. That’s one conclusion we… Continued