It’s the end of the road for a century-long partnership between Bridgestone/Firestone and Ford Motor Company. Bridgestone CEO John T. Lampe announced, “the basic foundation of our relationship has been seriously eroded.” He cited a… Continued
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John Q Wants to Hear What Brokaw Reports
May 28th, 2001 by PRNEWSWho has replaced Walter Cronkite as the most trusted man in America? NBC newsman Tom Brokaw, according to a viewer survey released by the Council of Public Relations Firms. Twelve hundred respondents ranked ABC’s Peter… Continued
Big Screen to Your Computer Screen
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSBeginning in its July issue, Movieline magazine will provide its readers – who are presumably already on entertainment overload – with one more amusing diversion. The magazine will link editorial and ads to related Web… Continued
Help Yourself
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSVOYAGI Inc. is banking on American impatience with its new magazine Self Serv, a look at the latest technologies for self-service shopping. This pub is geared toward technology execs at medium and large retail organizations… Continued
Media Moves
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSNational News: Erin Dineen leaves Glamour for Vogue. Vanessa Lynch replaces her as Glamour’s fashion assistant, email vanessa_lynch@glamour.com …Washington Post columnist Fred Barbash is leaving at the end of June. His “Investing” column will continue… Continued
The Right Stuff
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSDespite the fabled dotcom “collapse,” many traditional magazines found a companion presence to their print pubs on the Web in the past year. Sister pub min Magazine assessed the Web’s offerings and announces min’s “New… Continued
This Just In…
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSBurson-Marsteller has brought on Jordana Friedman, longtime advocate for corporate social responsibility, to direct its US Corporate/Financial Practice. Previously Friedman held a top post at the Council on Economic Priorities. Former FCC Chair William E.… Continued
Boeing’s Relocation Strategy Elevates PR to New Heights
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSThe jet engines have barely cooled since Boeing chairman Phil Condit placed a call to Illinois Governor George Ryan from some 30,000 feet to announce that Chicago was his kind of town. Yet PR pundits… Continued