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In the first years of the Internet, it was a small world after all, in that one country dominated use. But aggregated research from eMarketer in its "eGlobal Report" shows a weakening U.S. stranglehold as… Continued

Your Guide To Upcoming Special Issues & Features Computer User Editorial: The November 1999 issue will feature a story on Return on Investment (ROI) for the small to mid-size business. The article will discuss how… Continued

Hill & Knowlton New York Executive Vice President and General Manager Jeff Raleigh says the agency specifically looked for someone with a strong corporate background to smoothly straddle both sides of the equation in the… Continued

As deregulation starts taking a foothold in the utility industry, the PR needs of utility companies are starting to change. While in many areas of the country, most consumers and businesses have only one choice… Continued

H&K’s New Director Does Corporate-to-Agency Tango Anne Wright is still anticipating her first New York subway ride. The shelves in her office remain bare of books and the personal touches that mark the typical PR… Continued

George Magazine’s Fate Is Still Unclear Editors at George magazine have not gone on the record as to whether or not John F. Kennedy, Jr.’s publication can or will survive without him, since he was,… Continued

July 26-27 IBC’s Emerging External Review Programs conference. San Francisco. 508/481-6400; http://www.ibcusa.com. August 30-September 1 Modern Healthcare’s Integrated Health-care 2000 conference. Aspen, Colo. 909/336-1586. http://www.integrated2000.com. September 22-23 IQPC’s Restructuring Internal Communication to Drive Radical Change… Continued

Live Webcast Birth of Triplets On July 19, Fox launched its new Internet site and cable channel, The Health Network, with a triple bang by broadcasting live the cesarean birth of triplets. The event, which… Continued

THE WIN Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, a New York-based PR firm, was awarded a 16-month contract for an HIV prevention campaign, DC FACES (DC Fights AIDS: Community Excellence Stories), late last year from the DC… Continued

Once again, the managed care industry is using a major national TV campaign to assure the public that – contrary to popular belief – the country’s heatlhcare quality is improving. The campaign, launched earlier this… Continued