Part 2 of a 2-part series on how the economy is affecting new and traditional PR business models. With no end to the economic slump in sight, many agencies serving small- and mid-size clients are… Continued
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Independent Together
August 6th, 2001 by PRNEWSUntil recently, finding independent PR pros has been a relatively uncharted process. Prospective clients in Boston and Georgia, however, can now search for indies via their local PRSA chapters. PRSA Boston unveils an online directory… Continued
GM Outsources Management
August 6th, 2001 by PRNEWSGeneral Motors takes an unorthodox route in its communications department by hiring Gary Grates, president of GCI Boxenbaum Grates, to supervise its employee relations team. About 100 employee communications specialists now report to Grates rather… Continued
Image Patrol: Relearning PR Lessons from Recent Crises
August 6th, 2001 by PRNEWSSpokespeople, celebrities, scholars and CEOs have pored over articles and case studies trying to learn from the mistakes others have made in handling crises. And few subjects have provoked more study than Bill Clinton and… Continued
Anti-Drug Campaign Moves to the Web
August 6th, 2001 by PRNEWSWhat is the antithesis of drug culture and how can it be glorified? This challenge was established in 1998 when Congress enacted legislation approving a billion-dollar media campaign to nip drug use in the bud.… Continued
Media Insight: Girls’ Life Magazine
August 6th, 2001 by PRNEWS4517 Harford Road Baltimore, MD 21214 410/254-9200 http://www.girlslife.com Girls’ Life celebrates its eighth birthday by treating itself to a makeover. The new look includes a streamlined “GL” logo, new columns and features and even higher-quality… Continued
Media Moves
August 6th, 2001 by PRNEWSNational News: Susan Schiller, medical/health producer, leaves the CBS “Evening News” to join the CBS affiliate in Philadelphia as news director. Fax press releases to the “Evening News” assignment desk at 212/975-1893 … Dina Roth,… Continued
How’d You Get That?
August 6th, 2001 by PRNEWSIntegris Health found that local TV stations that are cutting back and reprioritizing resources are generally hard-pressed to send photographers or reporters to cover stories at their two large metro medical centers in Oklahoma City… Continued