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Community Relations

December 22nd, 1997 by

Nissan Drives the PR Pack When it Comes to Community Relations For any major corporation netting in the millions of dollars in revenue every year, allotting six figures for a PR campaign might seem like… Continued

A Look at PR Salaries Reported in 1996

December 22nd, 1997 by

Executive recruiters report that female PR executives are making 90 cents on the dollar when compared to men’s salaries. In a 1996 survey released by PRSA, however, those numbers were much lower. (Weighted Base) Median… Continued

Market Trends

December 22nd, 1997 by

Crises: From Sagging Stocks To Environmental Woes Concerns raised by companies analyzing indicate how varied the view of the contemporary crisis is, according to a just-released segment of the "Corporate Communications Benchmark 1997." The study… Continued

New York Daily News

December 22nd, 1997 by

450 W. 33rd Street New York, N.Y. 10001-2681; 212/210-1585 Editor’s Note: Forgive the New York stereotype, but we expected these New York newshounds to be a little more on the aloof side and we were… Continued

Clarification

December 22nd, 1997 by

The Dec 15 Image Patrol column may have given the impression that Fleishman-Hillard (Levi Strauss’s main PR firm) handled the PR surrounding the layoff. It was in fact Kamer Singer and Associates.

Wheel of Unfortune

December 22nd, 1997 by

A recently released survey by the Women in Cable & Telecommunications Foundation and Cablevision revealed that the average salary for men is $136,804 and $121,817 for women (among senior officers of companies). Kansas State, a… Continued

Tell Us About It! How Are You Handling Crises?

December 15th, 1997 by

It’s become apparent that how companies will ultimately fare in the wake of a crisis won’t be in how good they are at quick fixes but how skilled they were at preventing mishaps as well… Continued

Kodak’s Layoffs: Not a Good Snapshot of Communication

December 15th, 1997 by

I’m willing to bet my next sound bite, that if you’re in the business of corporate communications, chances are you’ll have to announce a layoff some time in your career. During one week last November,… Continued

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Was in the Jeans

December 15th, 1997 by

Casual day in the workplace can be a weekly or monthly luxury, but for the Lee Apparel Company and its agency Barkley & Evergreen Public Relations (BEPR), the ritual was used as the cause marketing… Continued

News Monitor

December 15th, 1997 by

From the Top Down Exec Moves at Chrysler Include Changes on PR Side Recent shifts in Chrysler Corp.’s executive tiers – including the much-awaited announcement of new President Thomas Stallkamp – have resulted in some… Continued