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Content-Rich Web Portal Weaves Key Messages into Compelling Stories
July 17th, 2000 by PRNEWS2000 Platinum Pr Honorable Mention The Case The American Plastics Council (APC) headed into 1999 on a mission to leverage the Web in promoting plastic’s virtues to consumers, as well as niche markets such as… Continued
Workplace Diversity is Overlooked as News Worthy of Investors’ Eyes
July 17th, 2000 by PRNEWSWorking to create diversity in the workplace is an important message to share with employees and with the general public, but it also could be having a greater affect on the bottom line than most… Continued
Media Moves
July 17th, 2000 by PRNEWSPeter Svensson replaces David Kalish as business writer at AP, covering gadgets, large business deals, and consumers’ impact on technology. psvensson@ap.org. Kalish now writes for the National desk…Senior writer Susan Kuchinskas leaves Business 2.0 to… Continued
New Features
July 17th, 2000 by PRNEWSGood Medicine. Modern Physician plans to increase its frequency from monthly to biweekly, starting in January 2001, to keep pace with rapid changes in healthcare and to better serve its readership of 32,000 “physician executives.”… Continued
This Just In…
July 17th, 2000 by PRNEWSNew shareholders are entering the market en masse, but they need an education. Although the number of mutual fund investors has jumped 61% since 1995 (from 30 million to 48.4 million), respondents in the latest… Continued
Laws May be Immutable, But Brand Guru Champions New Roles for PR
July 17th, 2000 by PRNEWSBrand-centric planning first emerged back in the days when PR was considered little more than a marginally relevant stepchild of corporate marketing and advertising departments. How the family dynamics have changed. PR NEWS caught up… Continued