Weber, Cunningham dollars 70m deal in works
20 Dec 1999 | by AIMEE GROVE and REBECCA FLASS
PALO ALTO, CA: Weber PR Worldwide will soon become the owner of one of the industry s most coveted and available prizes, Cunningham Communications.
NEW YORK: Monsanto truncated its relationship with Burson-Marsteller last week, ending a number of projects involving the company s bioengineered food products.
PALO ALTO, CA: Weber PR Worldwide will soon become the owner of one of the industry s most coveted and available prizes, Cunningham Communications.
BATTLE CREEK, MI: Kellogg s dramatically expanded its use of external PR last week, adding Fleishman-Hillard to a PR army that already includes Porter Novelli and a large in-house department.
DEARBORN, MI: Highly regarded automotive PR veteran Stuart Dyble has traded in his Ford for a Jaguar.
LOS ANGELES: Seeking to undercut Nokia s current status as cell phone to the stars, Motorola has launched a multimillion-dollar marketing and publicity push to court Hollywood s elite.
CHICAGO: Doug Dome has acquired controlling interest in Dome Newark Wolf Communications. Prior to arriving at the agency, Dome had served as managing director of PR for the Impact Communications Group, a subsidiary of FCB Chicago. Terms of the deal, which is effective immediately, were not disclosed....
HILLSDALE, MI: Following a series of personal scandals that disgraced a once-proud institution, Hillsdale College has turned to PR to right its sinking ship.
NEW YORK: As technology companies nervously await potential fall-out from Y2K glitches, eWatch has added special Y2K weekend coverage to monitor public discussion and news stories about its customers Y2K preparations.
NEW YORK: In the wake of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette (DLJ) barring members of the press from its media industry conference earlier this month, the debate over access to often sensitive financial information has flared up anew.
MENLO PARK, CA: Former America Online PR pro Maggie Young has traded in a top post with the Internet giant for a little bit of mambo.
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