Authenticity vital to green coverage
01 Oct 2007 | by Tanya Lewis
for environmental magazine Grist.org, says he has seen too many press releases that use the phrase green is the new ...
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The report for RPM, an international holding company that specializes in coatings, sealants, and other chemicals, looks like a magazine, complete with a Letters to the Editor page. The fold-out cover ... , and it felt like it lent itself to a magazine, says James Roop, president of Roop Co., which helped RPM ...
for environmental magazine Grist.org, says he has seen too many press releases that use the phrase green is the new ...
of Grist , an online environmental news and commentary magazine. A guest essay written in critique of PETA ...
Mixed among the vegetarian journals and yoga newsletters, earth-friendly magazines have held a...-old bimonthly E, The Environmental Magazine . Polls show that Americans still don t fully understand its ... -interest publications. Sports are covered every day, ad nauseum, in magazines and papers, Moss says. If only we ... magazine since 1976. There s a real solid level of interest in the subject, but also this faddish element ...
are prepared. At a recent PRWeek webcast, journalists from The Wall Street Journal , Verdant magazine ...
-power generator in the pages of Playboy . Who would have thought Playboy magazine would feature a backyard ...
. Print publications in the state that are doing well include luxury magazines focused on retail and real ...
It s just a tremendous city right now, notes Holly Moore, editor-in-chief of the Houston-based lifestyle magazine PaperCity . We have a vibrant performing arts and arts community here, and there s also a huge number of retail openings, which is great for local PR companies and us. While media ...
for MIT s Technology Review magazine, said that despite ExxonMobil s claims of supporting a variety ...
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