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Small employers consider health insurance too costly for both themselves and their employees, according to the 2000 Small Employer Health Benefits Survey released last week. Those concerns also are compounded by misperceptions of the business… Continued

If you feel left out of the back-to-school frenzy, consider these programs. The National Investor Relations Institute/New York is offering three continuing ed courses for IR professionals this fall, in partnership with two local universities.… Continued

A new research program to identify leading-edge innovations and the individuals and companies making them will track emerging companies, their business models and their growth. “The Contenders: Emerging Services Innovators,” from IDC, will look for… Continued

Benjamin Group/BSMG Worldwide is the only PR firm – and one of the smallest, with about 100 employees – to be named one of the “100 Best Companies for Working Mothers” by Working Mother magazine.… Continued

When Amazon.com announced last week that it was changing its privacy policy, there was one interesting oversight in the press release – no explanation of what the change was. PR NEWS contacted the company’s media… Continued

This month we’re looking at two crises that may act as symbols for the crisis of the 21st century. Both are global, both cause us to reexamine the role of the media, and both are… Continued

The Case When the University of Dayton surveyed its alumni to gauge how they’d like to get school news and events, the communications department found it was time to develop interactive online strategies for reaching… Continued

Second of two parts With the implementation of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Regulation “Fair Disclosure” (FD) just six weeks away, companies and analysts are still befuddled about its effect on their external communications. The… Continued

Isn’t it nice to know we’re all experts in something? But it’s a little odd to find out we’re all experts in the same thing… Last week one of PRN’s editors received an email from… Continued

Boston Globe TV writer Don Aucoin is on sabbatical until June 2001; Mark Jurkowitz assumes his coverage. 617/929-3172… Bill Snyder joins Business 2.0 as senior editor covering technology; Laurianne McLaughlin becomes senior editor, online; Emily… Continued