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A Gentleman’s Exit

March 10th, 2003 by

Art Cooper, editor-in-chief of GQ, will retire in June after 20 years with the magazine. Upon the announcement of his retirement, Cooper joked that “my new film career awaits me.” No plans have been announced… Continued

Trends & Tactics …

March 10th, 2003 by

As we approach the end of the first quarter, your counterparts in the IR department will be facing new pressures following the Securities & Exchange Commission’s adoption of new pro forma guidelines. These guidelines mandate… Continued

Media Metrics

March 3rd, 2003 by

In the Feb. 17 issue, we offered you the Top 10 Web sites PR pros are searching in MediaMap’s database. Media relations pros tended to be searching for technology sites, likely because of the paucity… Continued

Strategy of the Week

March 3rd, 2003 by

Sour grapes will get you nowhere with a reporter. When a journalist makes a legitimate mistake – misspells the name of your CEO, writes about your enterprise software in a feature on consumer technologies, or… Continued

Media Moves

March 3rd, 2003 by

Cara Kagan, beauty and fitness director for Elle, leaves. Emily Dougherty replaces her. Megan Deem, former beauty news editor for Self, joins to replace Dougherty as senior editor, writing and editing beauty and fitness copy.… Continued

Media Untamed

March 3rd, 2003 by

MSNBC launches “The Savage Nation,” covering “provocative” issues and opinions. The show, which will air from 5-6 p.m. (EST) on Saturdays, is modeled after conservative radio talk show host Michael Savage’s show and will be… Continued

Web Browser: AOL/Time Warner: Here’s Your Fancy Press Kit, Kid…Now Go Away

March 3rd, 2003 by

Okay, so we’re being churlish to pick on the press area of a media site that, after all, sends reporters from Time, CNN, People, Fortune, Business 2.0 and many others to badger PR pros like… Continued

Assembling the Best Tools to Build Strong Employee Communications

March 3rd, 2003 by

The employee grapevine is probably one of the most powerful communications vehicles in your company – whether it’s spreading fact or fiction. But there are a variety of other, better tools available to communicate with… Continued

Trends & Tactics …

March 3rd, 2003 by

Harris Interactive’s latest Reputation Quotient Survey established new records – a fourth consecutive No. 1 spot for Johnson & Johnson and a lowest-ever recorded reputation quotient for Enron. The bad news: 48 percent of respondents… Continued

Measuring the Intangibles

March 3rd, 2003 by

Your corporate reputation is your ticket into consumers’ hearts and homes in today’s cynical environment. Learn how to get an accurate and consistent measure of your reputation in a must-attend PR NEWS Webinar. Join us… Continued