Most Americans are clueless about what prostatis is. Surprisingly, of those who claim to be knowledgeable, 16% believe that the condition can affect both men and women. In response to this bleak awareness, the American… Continued
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September 25th, 2000 by PRNEWSSports Afield 11650 Riverside Dr. North Hollywood, CA 91602 818/763-9221 http://www.SportsAfield.com By the end of 1999, Hearst Corp. was relieved to divest itself of Sports Afield, a title the media giant viewed as old and… Continued
Media Experts Offering Exclusives Play with Fire, Risk Getting Burned
September 25th, 2000 by PRNEWSWhen HotJobs.com secured Samuel L. Jackson as the voice-over talent for its 2000 Super Bowl spot, the online firm’s agency, Burson-Marsteller, offered the dish as an exclusive to USA Today. “It wasn’t front page news,… Continued
Media Moves
September 25th, 2000 by PRNEWSBloomberg News reporter Heather Phillips leaves to join the San Jose Mercury News. Send news pertaining to legislative and regulatory issues affecting telecom, TV and Internet industries to reporter Jonathan Cox at jcox2@bloomberg.net…>Boston Globe arts… Continued
Editorial Calendar Alert
September 25th, 2000 by PRNEWSPolitics of Tech. Election day won’t signal the end of the political debate at Infoworld. A Nov. 6 article on office politics will explore how politics affect the morale of technical staff, how managers can… Continued
On the Record
September 25th, 2000 by PRNEWSWhite House press secretary Joe Lockhart received an honorary award for “Outstanding Media Relations at the Highest Level” as the keynote at last week’s 32nd annual Thoth awards, sponsored by the National Capital chapter of… Continued
This Just In…
September 25th, 2000 by PRNEWSAlchemy at Interpublic Group: the behemoth will realign its PR properties on January 1, fusing Weber PR and Shandwick to form the largest global and U.S. PR agency. The new entity, known as Weber Shandwick… Continued
Companies Hire Athletes, Aid Olympic Hopefuls in Exchange for PR Gold
September 25th, 2000 by PRNEWSWhen American Nancy Johnson leaned forward to accept the first gold medal of the Sydney Olympics, thousands of Home Depot employees may have cheered just a little louder. That’s because Johnson, winner in the 10-meter… Continued