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Representing Dubyah

June 18th, 2001 by

White House press secretary Ari Fleischer says the toughest part of his job is knowing when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em – that is, discerning which information to leave in the Oval… Continued

Becoming One With the Media

June 18th, 2001 by

Quick! Name a leading source of news about the California energy crisis and the latest fluctuations in gasoline prices. CNN? NBC? “Energy News Live”? The latter may not be a household name for most Americans,… Continued

Profile: Colleen Cotter Brannan

June 18th, 2001 by

Colleen Brannan lives life to the fullest — or, as her boss Brian Farley says, on the edge. He recalls their days at Cohn & Wolfe working on the 1996 Olympics account prior to both… Continued

Is Your Online Press Room Dynamic?

June 18th, 2001 by

When reporters come visiting your site, do you give them more than lip service? Interactive Media Services Manager Dave Wolkowitz, of PR21, Chicago, offers tips on how to make your online press center more efficient… Continued

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June 11th, 2001 by

Comedian Jerry Lewis, and national chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, evidently needs some media training. In a recent appearance on CBS’ “Morning Show,” Lewis referred to those suffering muscular dystrophy as “cripple[s] in a… Continued

PR Outdistances Advertising in The Long Run, Study Shows

June 11th, 2001 by

Any which way you slice it, money spent on PR efforts is money well spent. That’s the upshot of a landmark report that sheds new light on how advertising and media coverage can influence consumer… Continued

Say What?

June 11th, 2001 by

Who knew that Emily Post was not only an etiquette expert, but also a measurement maven? Response cards, traditionally reserved for only the most mannerly social affairs, apparently have become a choice metric for media… Continued

Disney Diplomacy

June 11th, 2001 by

Marcom pros at Disney have a tough task on their hands in promoting “Pearl Harbor.” The company has toned down what could be construed as offensive messages and references for the film’s launch in Japan… Continued

Breaking Consumer Trust

June 11th, 2001 by

Watch out, Ford and Firestone. According to the Booth Harris Trust Monitor, a whopping 82% of consumers stop using a company’s products or services when trust is broken. The Trust Monitor, commissioned by PR firm… Continued

Just Add Research

June 11th, 2001 by

DiscoverWhy is offering a new service designed expressly for the time-strapped marcom professional. An instant market research platform offers answers to your most pressing market research questions overnight instead of in weeks. The DiscoverWhy application… Continued