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Ready to send your latest pitch to the networks? Stop and think before you dial Dan Rather or Katie Couric. More than half of Americans who are more interested in the news post-Sept.11 say their… Continued

The Wall Street Journal will get a makeover early in 2002, according to Dow Jones. The venerable paper will add color to the front page, in addition to a new section, “Personal Journal.” The section,… Continued

Is your corporate Web site communicating to consumers as it should? According to a new study from Burson-Marsteller and RoperASW, e-fluentials use company sites more than any other online tool to make decisions about companies… Continued

The top executives at United Airlines, Ford Motors, British Telecom and Palm all resigned this fall, and it isn’t over yet. The average tenure of the corporate CEO has dropped steadily in recent years, and… Continued

Now that the immediate shock of Sept. 11 has faded a bit, for many, the anger and frustration we felt that day have had few outlets. So it isn’t surprising that the media and members… Continued

Because the anthrax crisis directly affected the Postal Service’s 800,000 employees as well as the general public, it posed both an internal and external communications challenge for Jaffer and his staff of about 100. To… Continued

Azeezaly S. Jaffer, VP Public Affairs & Communications for the U.S. Postal Service, is no stranger to crisis management. He served in NASA’s public affairs office during the Challenger disaster and helped manage communications during… Continued

The onus to communicate financial news — good or bad — to the analyst community rests primarily with the investor relations department. But as the first official recession in a decade sets in, IR pros… Continued

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National News: Alex Bennet, host of the “Midday Show,” and Kevin Patrick, host of “PM Drive” at CNET Radio, leave. No replacements have been named. Email press materials to James Hilliard, jamesh@cnet.com … Entertainment Weekly… Continued