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Walking in the Running

July 23rd, 2001 by

Reader’s Digest Association’s fitness magazine Walking ceases publication with the September/ October issue. The pub is for sale, and according to PRN’s sister publication, min, there’s a possibility that a buyer like Rodale, which publishes… Continued

From Martha’s Empire

July 23rd, 2001 by

It’s more than just “a good thing” – it’s a match made in home and garden heaven. Home & Garden Television and Martha Stewart Living are teaming up for two new half-hour series, “From Martha’s… Continued

Economic Slump Yields Streamlined Staff, Goal-Oriented PR

July 23rd, 2001 by

Part Two of Two Last week, we examined the effect of the economic downturn on media relations. This week, we continue our look at how lean times impact public relations. PR NEWS asked experts how… Continued

Traveling The Globe

July 23rd, 2001 by

The Boston Globe will begin publishing a new, expanded Sunday Travel section starting in October. It will offer information on national and international travel, and publishers hope to position The Globe as the number one… Continued

More Breaking Headline News

July 23rd, 2001 by

In the first steps toward revamping CNN Headline News and boosting ratings, the network is undergoing a dramatic makeover, including everything from new teams of interactive anchors to sharper on-screen graphics. The new anchors (at… Continued

Happy 150th

July 23rd, 2001 by

The New York Times celebrates its 150th anniversary September 20 with a special section, “From Newspaper Age to Information Age.” The section will take a look at landmark moments of the last 150 years, including… Continued

This Just In…

July 23rd, 2001 by

Weber Shandwick Worldwide takes credit for helping the world’s most populous country win its bid to stage the 2008 Olympic Summer Games in Beijing. SVP Mike Holtzman says that the agency will work with China’s… Continued

Talent Wars and Tight Economy Bolster Appeal of Internships

July 23rd, 2001 by

No budget to hire additional staff? An internship program may save you time and money – not only by beefing up your department when it may have been winnowed thin but also by providing a… Continued

Calling Overachievers

July 23rd, 2001 by

PRSA’s International Section is calling for nominations for its Atlas Award for Lifetime Achievement in International PR. The annual award, to be presented at PRSA’s annual conference, honors an individual who has made extraordinary contributions… Continued

This Just In…

July 16th, 2001 by

Porter Novelli takes on a high profile client with the family of missing intern, Chandra Levy. PN counselors engineered the much-publicized interview with Levy’s aunt, Linda Zamsky, who revealed her niece’s alleged involvement with Rep.… Continued