Virtual PR. Thanks to the spread of application service providers (ASPs), shrink-wrapped software will soon be as obsolete as Betamaxes, 8-track players, and the Vanilla Ice comeback album. Lexis-Nexis jumps into this space with a… Continued
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January 22nd, 2001 by PRNEWSMac ReDesign. San Francisco-based KW Media Group performed such a complete overhaul of Mac Today Magazine that it even changed the title. The relaunched Mac Design Magazine will focus on tutorials to help graphic designers… Continued
Retired Schmired. Golden Years Are Prime Time To Enlist Brand Boosters
January 22nd, 2001 by PRNEWSHarv Pautz, Dave Doerfler and Robb Williams have long since retired from their jobs as sales reps for Pfizer. But when the PR team at Pfizer Animal Health planned a cross- county road trip last… Continued
JobTracker
January 22nd, 2001 by PRNEWSPublic Relations — Account Managers – Boston, San Francisco, Austin Energetic, creative, experienced, knowledgeable, curious, tenacious and interesting. Does this describe you? If you’re all of the above with 6+ years of public relations experience… Continued
Wireless PR
January 22nd, 2001 by PRNEWSThe wireless craze may leave us as quickly as Web TV, but that’s not to say the PR industry isn’t jumping on the bandwagon. Last week Vocus unveiled an application allowing publicists to manage media… Continued
Find your Dream (High-Paying) Job
January 22nd, 2001 by PRNEWSThanks to the Internet, the upper echelons of the PR industry may be less controlled by back-slapping old boys than they used to be. A site called 6figurejobs.com (if we have to explain the name… Continued
Solid PR Construction Averts Road Rage
January 15th, 2001 by PRNEWSHell hath no fury like a bunch of drivers stranded. In February of 1999, the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) disrupted the weekly travel of more than 2.25 million motorists when it began to rebuild… Continued
What, No More Parties? Agencies Sober Up, Revert to Survival Mode
January 15th, 2001 by PRNEWSWith predictions of a possible downturn in the economy, budget belts are tightening and Darwinian metaphors of “reinvention” have quickly returned to the lexicon of agency rhetoric. On the client side, GM is the latest… Continued