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26 Jun 2006 | by Julia Hood and Randi Schmelzer
says. The Chinese media is a topic of some angst for the US business community, with Google ...
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NFL cannot just dismiss outside health concerns
14 Feb 2007
s stance. To spend time Googling NFL retirement, reading coverage of Waters death and fellow former NFL ...
What goes online
05 May 2006 | by Keith O'Brien
is the official partner, along with Adidas. So this is a way for the respective rivals, Google and Nike ...
Nike starts US soccer push
23 Mar 2006 | by Keith O'Brien
with Google to launch Joga.com, which will include Nike-produced content featuring soccer's greatest players ...
Broadcast PR firms embracing media changes
01 Feb 2006 | by Erica Iacono
Medialink last week announced that it has begun to offer such content on public databases like Yahoo! and Google video, as well as mobile devices such as iPods. Laurence Moskowitz, president and CEO of Medialink, said the direct-to-consumer model of video has gotten a higher profile as the media environment ...
Yahoo adds muscle to podcasting arena
24 Oct 2005
beats Google to the punch with its podcast search Based on 102 print, online, and broadcast media ...
Conducting press relations in the age of online search
29 Aug 2005 | by Andrew Gordon
When technology website CNET ran an article about online privacy earlier this month - using Google CEO Eric Schmidt as an example - it wasn't the story that created a furor. It was Google's response ... search sites such as Google, staff writer Elinor Mills included links to information on Schmidt's home ...
Regional Roundtable: Bay Area
22 Aug 2005
of that package. Berard (Zeno): Culture trumps everything. Hood (PRWeek): What about the Google Foundation? Krane (Google): We have a really interesting perspective on this, and it's challenging ... assets to it, that it was going personify everything Google means to us. It was going to change the world ...
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Making the most of mobile
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
