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As Oscars loom, Miramax releases winning formula

LOS ANGELES: Miramax, perhaps Hollywood s most adept player of the publicity game, has unleashed its annual assault on Oscar.

Homepage.com hooks MTV exec

PASADENA, CA: Trading in the glitzy world of entertainment publicity for the brave new world of a hi-tech start-up, former MTV Online and DreamWorks marketing pro Tonya De Gance has joined Homepage.com as VP of marketing.

MEDIA: Hey now! Get your client off - uh, on - with Howard - The Howard Stern Show may not seem like the typical venue for serious PR pros to place clients. But, as Claire Atkinson reports, the executive producer wants you to know it’s not all sex

Gary Dell Abate, executive producer of the Howard Stern Show, rarely gives interviews. But he wants to correct some misconceptions about one of radio s most successful and controversial morning talk programs: the show doesn t go out of its way to give guests a hard time he says - provided they arrive...

TALES FROM TINSELTOWN: So far, so good - but Mr. Ripley’s gonna need talented pros soon

While the box office has been dominated by films aimed at an audience on its first set of teeth (Pokemon: The First Movie, Toy Story 2), the holiday season holds an abundance of features aimed at an older, more cerebral audience (and Oscar voters). Among the films cluttering must-see lists are The Green...

MEDIA: More company at breakfast time: CBS’s Early Show

Mariah may have switched to its rival morning show at the last minute, but the execs at the Early Show intend to the teach Today a lesson in more than manners. Claire Atkinson tells you how to approach this newcomer to the 7 to 9 am scene.

MEDIA WATCH: Millionaire quiz show is a ratings windfall for ABC

ABC s decision to use a retooled British quiz show as a limited-run series for sweeps has brought results that are far beyond what the network ever imagined. The low-budget Who Wants To Be a Millionaire, hosted by Regis Philbin, seems to have struck a nerve with the American public, propelling ABC to...

THE BEST AND WORST PUBLICITY OF 1999: From Blair Witch to the two Bills (Clinton and Gates), it was quite a year for reputations and public relations. Aimee Grove recounts the most memorable moments

Jesse Ventura, Pokemon, Microsoft, The Blair Witch Project, Cisco Systems. These are just a few of the winners in the war for publicity in 1999, according to the results of our second annual PRWeek/Impulse Research Poll. The survey first polled PRWeek readers for nominations before a panel of judges...

MARKET FOCUS - CAUSE-RELATED MARKETING: Doing well by doing good PR is powering a new wave of cause-related marketing activities. But, as Gloria Smith reports, there’s much more that can be done.

Cause-related marketing has truly come of age.

CAMPAIGNS: Web launch - Shhhh! Don’t say a thing, but iWon

Client: iWon.com (Irvington, NY)

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: Kelly Cutrone & Jen Gross

Kelly Cutrone and Jen Gross, co-founders of the LA-based People s Revolution, are fearless, very literary and just a little bit nuts. With a client roster that ranges from AllPets.com to Radiohead s Meeting People Is Easy tour documentary, these traits probably serve them well.

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