I know, it seems frivolous, but it really does matter what you wear when you do a television interview. You can nail that interview, give the reporter amazingly erudite answers and appear confident and in… Continued
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In Layoffs, ‘Least Horrific’ Perhaps The Best Communications Goal
February 26th, 2001 by PRNEWSIf chipper M&A news constituted the refrain in every business success set to music in 1999, layoffs are the recurring theme in the more somber Greek tragedies now playing out in early 2001. And we’re… Continued
Media Moves
February 19th, 2001 by PRNEWSMercedes M. Cardona was promoted from reporter to financial editor of Advertising Age. mcardona@crain.com… IndustryWeek managing editor George Taninecz has departed, replaced by Tonya Vinas. 216-696-7000…. Former Newsday foreign correspondent Roy Gutman joins Newsweek’s Washington,… Continued
Correction
February 19th, 2001 by PRNEWSIn the February 5th issue of PRN we mistakenly reported that This Old House magazine was being razed in the wake of consolidation in the magazine industry. The Time Inc. title is actually alive and… Continued
Media Trends
February 19th, 2001 by PRNEWSIf you’ve got a video news reel (or VNR) that’s angling auto-safety, there’s a good chance broadcast news hounds will run it. This is according to stats from New York-based video production company Medialink, which… Continued
Succeeding in the Volunteer Search: A Classic Problem with New Challenges
February 19th, 2001 by PRNEWSThe good news for non-profits that depend on the labors of volunteers is that more people are taking to heart the old adage, “the most valuable thing you can give of yourself is not your… Continued
Outlook on Not-for-Profits: Tenuous Overall, But Solid for Communicators
February 19th, 2001 by PRNEWSLet there be no doubt about it, trend-watchers. Gone are the days of not-for-profit PR jobs being written off by the capitalist crowd as cushy nine-to-five gigs devoid of “real world” challenges. In fact, more… Continued
Silence Gives Consent… and Bad Press
February 19th, 2001 by PRNEWSSt. Thomas More in A Man for All Seasons uses silence as his response to charges of disloyalty against his king, Henry VIII. He refuses to sign the oath required of him, but states that… Continued