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Town Hall Meetings Open Doors to Employee Sentiment – For Those Who Listen

February 12th, 2001 by

Bill Clinton’s legacy of PR blunders may be garnished with allegations of furniture pilfering and squandering of public tax dollars on schmancy office digs, but some might argue he’s also left the world of communication… Continued

For Heinz, It’s Easy Being Green

February 12th, 2001 by

The Case When Heinz decided it would turn ketchup green, the 131-year-old food company knew it was sitting on a product with inherent news value. But what they weren’t quite expecting was to be scooped… Continued

Media Insight: "Inc.Com" Online Radio

February 12th, 2001 by

Redband Broadcasting 343 Sansome St., Suite 505 San Francisco, CA 94104 415/277-6640 http://www.redband.com Inc.com laid off 37 of its 53 staffers last week, abandoning hopes of going public and making money on a grand portal… Continued

Say What?

February 12th, 2001 by

Did you know that Feb. 12-19 is National Specialty Coffee Week? Neither did we. So we called the number on the press release and talked to Mike Ferguson, who does PR for the Specialty Coffee… Continued

Clarification

February 12th, 2001 by

Last week, when reporting on U.S. Newswire’s content deal with Yahoo! Inc., we implied that U.S. Newswire spokesman Michael Asen said his site tracks verbal gaffes made by President George W. Bush. In fact, the… Continued

On the Record

February 12th, 2001 by

Every morning from 6 a.m. to 10a.m., nearly half of the entire country is listening to the radio (in some clogged metropolitan areas, the concentration of listeners is higher as people sit trapped in their… Continued

Media Hotline

February 12th, 2001 by

Women on the Web Unite Women’s site iVillage is buying out its top competitor in a stock deal, Women.com. The transaction is due to close next quarter, according to iVillage vice-president of communications Carl Fischer.… Continued

This Just In…

February 12th, 2001 by

Manning, Selvage & Lee jumps into the investor relations market with the acquisition of the L.A.-based corporate relations firm Pondel/Wilkinson Group. The New York- based firm also signs on Richard Simonelli, former managing director at… Continued

IR at 40: Future is Bright, Pincus Says

February 12th, 2001 by

Forty years ago this month, Ted Pincus launched the Chicago-based Financial Relations Board (FRB), the first-ever public relations firm dedicated to helping companies cultivate a more open and prosperous relationship with their investors. The Financial… Continued

US Newswire Expands

February 5th, 2001 by

Now that we’ve got a new president in the White House there are more places on the Web to find political news. US Newswire has struck up a content distribution deal with Yahoo! Inc. that… Continued