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Image Patrol: Gap Inc./Wal-Mart…

May 24th, 2004 by

Gap’s PR Falls Into Place While Wal-Mart’s is a Mess This month we profile two of the world’s best-known brands in a classic face-off between proactive versus reactive public relations. Gap Inc. this week released… Continued

CSR PR Awards Winner/CSR Report: Fergus/Peters Group-Potash Corp.: Pitching PR for the Environment

May 17th, 2004 by

When you’re the world’s largest producer of fertilizer and feed nutrients – things like nitrogen, phosphate and potash – the world wants to know what you are up to. Plundering the land? Dumping toxins? If… Continued

Differences on Strategy and Tactics Drag Relations

May 17th, 2004 by

The level of strategic thinking PR agencies believe they provide to their corporate clients is out of whack with the amount of strategy companies think they’re getting from agencies, according to an exclusive study on… Continued

Correction

May 17th, 2004 by

In the Media Insight (May 10) profile of Information Security it was incorrectly stated that Chief Information Security Officers (the bulk of the magazine’s readers) report to the CEO. They report to the company’s Chief… Continued

It’s a Wonder We Get Any Work Done

May 17th, 2004 by

It has all the makings of a new reality show: J.Q. Public lumbers out of bed and from the time he wakes up until the time he says good night is followed by researchers tracking… Continued

A Few More Zeroes for the O Franchise…

May 17th, 2004 by

Oprah Winfrey, the queen of the daytime yak shows, and one of the world’s richest entertainers, has a new knockoff from her wildly successful O (2.5 million-circulation). It’s called O at Home, a newsstand-only run… Continued

And Nothing But the Best…

May 17th, 2004 by

While EPIC Media gives men “everything” Rodale Inc. wants to give them the “best.” So the publisher of Men’s Health has launched the bimonthly knockoff Best Life, with the tagline “What Matters to Men.” The… Continued

(Finally), There is EVERYTHING for Men…

May 17th, 2004 by

The so-called laddie-boy magazines, such as FHM, Maxim and Stuff, have proved in the last several years that men (in droves) will read magazines if you give them what they want; in the case of… Continued

A Magazine CMOs Can Finally Call Their Own…

May 17th, 2004 by

What took so long? Chief marketing officers are the shock absorbers in corporate America, coordinating all the various business silos, including PR, into (they hope) a coherent marketing plan that can generate sales and take… Continued

Maybe Celebrity is the Opiate of the Masses, After all…

May 17th, 2004 by

Bauer Publishing is making another entry into the already-crammed precincts for pop culture magazines. The Englewood Cliffs, NJ-based publisher, which made a big splash in the celebrity magazine market with its 2002 launch of In… Continued