The 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
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Pot Movement Up in Smoke?
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSLast week the Supreme Court criminalized the sale of marijuana for medicinal use. “This just means that tens of thousands of seriously ill patients, people with AIDS and people confined to wheelchairs, will have to… Continued
Web Junkies
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSAccording to a new study released by Scarborough Research, adults are consuming less traditional media to fit in new Web-surfing habits. While the majority of online users report unchanged consumption of other media, 23% report… Continued
Fighting (a)literacy
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSStartling numbers of literate people are choosing not to read books, magazines, and newspapers, according to a recent survey from the NDP Group and The Washington Post. According to the study, in 1991 more than… Continued
Is there a Doctor on the Web?
May 21st, 2001 by PRNEWSDoctors are more Web-savvy than ever, according to an American Medical Association study on physicians’ sse of thd Web. More than 70% of doctors used the Web in 2000, up from 20% in 1997. Frequent… Continued
New Features
May 14th, 2001 by PRNEWSThe ABCs of Content ABC and Walt Disney Internet Group are going back to the basics – there’s nothing Americans love more than entertainment. Accordingly, ABC will beef up its entertainment news coverage beginning this… Continued
Why Chat? Why Not?
May 14th, 2001 by PRNEWSFear of new tricks may be keeping old dogs in the PR industry from integrating Web chats into their strategic communications plans. But the truth is, hosted text chats aren’t excruciatingly scientific, and at roughly… Continued
This Just In…
May 14th, 2001 by PRNEWSThe AMA has urged Attorney General Ashcroft to fully fund and staff a federal lawsuit against the tobacco industry, citing its support for such action based on Big Tobacco’s accountability “for deceiving the public about… Continued