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A PR NEWS Platinum PR Award has always been an illustrious honor, but this year’s winners are particularly distinguished. The winning campaigns were not only astoundingly creative, brilliantly implemented, scrupulously budget-conscious and wildly successful, they… Continued

The Harvard Business Review is taking an unusual route in response to the dwindling ad market. While other pubs are shuttering, HBR is raising its frequency from 10 times a year to a monthly publishing… Continued

Harris Publications will launch King, a new quarterly pub targeted at “urban-minded” men late this month. Coverage will include the standard men’s mag fare: women, automobiles, interviews with rappers and sports figures. (Harris Publications: 212/807-7100)

A new urban entertainment newsmagazine is pitting itself against old standby “Entertainment Tonight.” “nContrast” offers what producers call “edgier content on urban entertainment and pop culture.” To pitch story ideas, contact: The DuVernay Agency, ATTN:… Continued

More Americans are surfing for their news than ever before, according to an ABC News poll of 1,023 adults released this month. Nearly half of Americans – approximately 22 million individuals – get news from… Continued

Starting November 5, the Atlanta Journal and the Atlanta Constitution will publish under the combined name Atlanta Journal-Constitution seven days a week, rather than only on weekends. Distribution will move to a morning-only schedule over… Continued

The Wall Street Journal launches CollegeJournal.com, offering news, information and resources for college students and recent graduates unlucky enough to be making their professional debut in a less-than-flourishing job market. Resources include job listings, salary… Continued

ABC launches newsmagazine “America 24/7,” focusing on life in America after the Sept. 11 attacks. The show premieres Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. with coverage of personal tales of the tragedy. ABC has not yet… Continued

Interactive PR has taken on a new importance in recent weeks as email, Web sites and other interactive media have kept businesses nationwide communicating – even when phone lines and transit systems go down. PR… Continued

The study of public relations, for years considered a “bastardized” form of journalism, has changed dramatically in the past five years. As a result, today’s undergraduates and graduates are being fed a richer – and… Continued