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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

Say What?

September 24th, 2001 by

Robert Smith of Robert Smith & Associates writes to us with hot tips on pitching books to Oprah’s Book Club and other media outlets. According to Smith, these “no fail strategies” will guarantee you an… Continued

Galvanizing Online Support for WTC and Pentagon Victims’ Children

September 24th, 2001 by

A good PR crisis counselor always thinks five steps ahead. Knox Richardson’s mind was racing after terrorist attacks flattened the World Trade Center and ripped into the side of the Pentagon two weeks ago. Relief… Continued

AdAge.com Emergency Bulletin Board

September 17th, 2001 by

During this time of national emergency, AdAge.com has offered to help its readers reach each other. Messages regarding personal welfare, office situations, or critical employee or client communications can be e-mailed to editor@adage.com. The editors… Continued

At Ground Zero

September 17th, 2001 by

While all the major cable news sites (CNN, MSNBC, ABCNews, Fox) overloaded quickly and became virtually inaccessible during the first hours of the crisis, PR teams were on the job and continued to respond to… Continued

Communications Remain Critical During National Crisis

September 17th, 2001 by

The Bush Administration communicated with the country early and often throughout the day of the attack, despite the President’s absence from Washington. “What do you do if you’re having disaster like this?” asks Jack Felton,… Continued

Editor’s Note

September 17th, 2001 by

Due to continuing security concerns PR NEWS is re-scheduling The PR Strategies Forum, September 20-21 in Washington, DC. Please look for details on the new date later this month in PR NEWS and on our… Continued