Old line brands may seem geriatric compared to the latest round of dotcoms, but they win the reputation war online, according to the “Cyberbranding 2000 Study” conducted by the Kansas City-based consultancy BrandForward, Inc. The… Continued
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A Non-Traditional Solution To A Traditional Staffing Problem
May 22nd, 2000 by PRNEWSEvery public relations firm executive dreads the knock on the office door by the valued employee with the news that she has decided “to leave to accept another opportunity.” And every client greets with skepticism… Continued
Furniture Etailer Hits the Offline Road to Rack Up Brand Mileage
May 22nd, 2000 by PRNEWSThe Case Last fall’s frantic online shopping season, coupled with the new-millennium hype around Y2K, offered timely opportunities for a home furnishing etailer to create a national buzz about its floor-to-ceiling product offerings. But to… Continued
Media Insight: Inside.com
May 22nd, 2000 by PRNEWSPowerful Media 601 West 26th St. 13th Floor New York, NY 10001 212/937-0100 http://www.inside.com The much-ballyhooed media and entertainment Web site inside.com opened its digital doors early for a “sneak preview” last week for fear… Continued
Molding Corporate Mission Statements: A New Mission for PR
May 22nd, 2000 by PRNEWSStewardship over corporate mission statements is rarely, if ever, included in job descriptions for PR officers. But the savvy PR counselor will see a tired mission statement as an opportunity to leverage his or her… Continued
Media Moves
May 22nd, 2000 by PRNEWSTechnology reporter Mylene Mangalindan leaves Bloomberg to join the San Francisco bureau of the Wall Street Journal. 415/912-2980…Dennis Kneale moves from executive editor to managing editor at Forbes. Contact the main offices at 62 Fifth… Continued
Media Strategy
May 22nd, 2000 by PRNEWSStraight From the Source’s Mouth. Looking to make a pitch reporters can’t resist? Give them direct access to your most loyal customers…or readers. Earlier this month, Seventeen magazine scored ink outside its own pages when… Continued