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What Did You Do In The War, Daddy?

December 3rd, 2001 by

Two weeks after the terrorist attacks, a New York Times reporter wrote that the war “may not have blighted the pubic relations industry entirely, but it certainly has given the business of ballyhoo a bad… Continued

Nerves of Steel Makes Low Cost Contest Invaluable PR

December 3rd, 2001 by

Hobart Corporation, a commercial food equipment manufacturer, provides its equipment to restaurants and retail locations around the world, not to mention theme parks, stadiums, cruise lines, the airline industry, government and military facilities, universities, healthcare… Continued

Ask the Advisors

December 3rd, 2001 by

In this new feature, we offer our readers a chance to consult one-on-one with some of the top experts in the public relations field – the PR NEWS Board of Advisors. Have a question? Ask… Continued

Survey: There’s Room for PR Improvement

November 19th, 2001 by

Corporate communications departments are taking dramatic steps to adjust to the declining economy. This year, corporations slashed their internal budgets by 40 percent, with the bulk of the cutbacks in the areas of media relations,… Continued

What’s in a Title?

November 19th, 2001 by

Vice President of Corporate Communications, Director of Media Relations and Chief Communications Officer are titles for the most senior communicators in corporations across the country, but what do they mean? Do they accurately reflect the… Continued

Editor’s Note

November 19th, 2001 by

Didn’t catch the Webinar last week? It’s not too late! The full presentation is available in archived form. To purchase access to the “Communications Blueprint” for $89, go to http://bam.e-media.com/prnewswire/111301/index.html.

PR in Prime Position to be Go-To Person for Top Management

November 19th, 2001 by

The economy is in a slump and the job market is miserable – but there’s actually good news in that for PR pros. “The 2002 PR world will be a much more challenging world,” says… Continued

Media Moves

November 19th, 2001 by

National News: Irene Sege’s title at The Boston Globe changes from assistant living/arts editor to reporter. She writes human interest stories. Steve Greenlee, former arts writer, replaces her and continues to cover music, as well.… Continued

PR News 2001 Salary Survey

November 19th, 2001 by

This information is based on a two-year study of organizations including domestic U.S.-based corporations with multi-national businesses, public relations agencies, and non- profit organizations. The study was conducted by The Repovich-Reynolds Group, a division of… Continued

‘Speaking of Health’

November 19th, 2001 by

Lifetime Television launched a new weekly health series Nov. 10 focused – naturally – exclusively on women’s issues. ABC News and “20/20” correspondent Juju Chang, emergency medicine physician Winnie King and celebrity nutritionist Carrie Wiatt… Continued