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Media Moves

September 24th, 2001 by

National News: The Wall Street Journal, WSJ Online and Barron’s temporarily move their editorial offices to 4300 North Route 1, South Brunswick, NJ 08852, due to the events of Sept. 11. Call 609/520-4000 … Brad… Continued

‘Sports Tonight’ Strikes Out

September 24th, 2001 by

CNN is canceling its long running “Sports Tonight” and eliminating 11 CNN employees in the process. The cancellation has been in the works for some time, according to CNN spokespeople, but the attack on America,… Continued

On the Record

September 24th, 2001 by

Kiplinger.com, the Web sibling to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine, welcomes 35,000 to 40,000 visitors daily. PR NEWS caught up with Editor Mark Solheim to find out how the site is addressing consumers’ financial fears in… Continued

Wireless Future

September 24th, 2001 by

Wirelesslee Inc. peeks into its crystal ball for a new publication, Wireless Future Magazine, that focuses on impending developments in the wireless industry. The sponsor- supported, Web-based magazine will start publishing in March and offer… Continued

Teens Go Global

September 24th, 2001 by

Primedia isn’t satisfied with domestic dominance of the teen marketplace – the publishing giant is taking Seventeen global. The preeminent teen title will launch in Venezuela, Mexico, Indonesia, China, Russia and Colombia over the coming… Continued

WSJ Wants Real Estate

September 24th, 2001 by

The Wall Street Journal launches RealEstate Journal.com with news and information on the residential and commercial real estate markets. Included on the site is advice for homebuyers and sellers, home improvement tips and a database… Continued

After the Terror: The Healing Power of Public Relations

September 24th, 2001 by

As we continue to grapple with the attacks on America and their aftermath, the nation’s focus shifts to recovery. “Everyone talks about crisis communications, but the reality is what happens later — that’s really tough,”… Continued

Sheepish Herring

September 24th, 2001 by

Red Herring’s bi-weekly publishing schedule, begun last October, didn’t last long. The pub returns to a monthly schedule in November and has cut staff by 17%, scaling back in response to dramatic downsizing in high-tech… Continued

The Science of Redesign

September 24th, 2001 by

Popular Science unveils a new design with the October issue, intended to make the venerable title accessible to a whole new generation of readers. A retooled news section rolls six departments into one to reflect… Continued

This Just In…

September 24th, 2001 by

The Lukaszewski Group publishes a special edition of its Executive Action newsletter, “Preparing for War – Part I: When Your Employees Are Called to Service.” It covers employee communications in times of war. Jim Lukaszewski… Continued