to remove filtersIndependent committee sings Wal-Mart's praises
29 Dec 2005 | by Michael Bush
WASHINGTON: A newly formed independent group is launching a pro-Wal-Mart media campaign, with some financial support from the retail giant.
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Shell to promote diesel at various events in '06
29 Dec 2005 | by Karl Greenberg
HOUSTON, TX: Shell Oil is promoting diesel and other alternatives to gasoline at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, next week.
NHTSA educates drivers about the perils of 'buzzed' driving
28 Dec 2005 | by Karl Greenberg
NEW YORK and WASHINGTON, DC: The Ad Council and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are extending their 20-year old “Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk” campaign with a new message, “Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving.”
PAF campaign to eliminate drug immunity provision unsuccessful
27 Dec 2005 | by Mark Hand
WASHINGTON: Protect American Families (PAF), a coalition of consumer, labor, and safety advocacy groups, waged a week-long communications initiative, ending last week, to raise awareness of provisions in the Defense appropriations bill – inserted by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist – that would extend...
FH Out Front announces UK expansion
23 Dec 2005 | by Karl Greenberg
ST. LOUIS: Fleishman-Hillard’s FH Out Front gay and lesbian practice is expanding to the United Kingdom, after completing its first year of existence.
American Girl defends impetus for 'Save Girlhood' campaign
22 Dec 2005 | by Michael Bush
MIDDELTON, WI: American Girl, a subsidiary of Mattel, has launched its first major effort in its 20-year history, but a pro-life group is taking some of the credit for the campaign, and the news coverage it’s gotten.
PR can be proud of its ambassadors that are heroes in the truest sense of the word
19 Dec 2005 | by Julia Hood
Consider this time last year.
Ford reverses ad strategy amid pressure from gay groups
16 Dec 2005 | by Erica Iacono
DEARBORN, MI: Ford Motor Co. last week reversed a two-week-old decision to pull advertising for its Jaguar and Land Rover brands from gay and lesbian themed magazines.
Dan Klores hires NBC veteran for crisis work
16 Dec 2005 | by Mark Hand
WASHINGTON: Dan Klores Communications (DKC) has hired former NBC News senior correspondent Fred Francis to handle crisis communications and enhance the firm’s presence here.
Ken Sunshine assists New York Transport Workers Union
15 Dec 2005 | by Hamilton Nolan
NEW YORK: The tense labor negotiations between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Transport Workers Union that are holding the entire city in fear of a paralyzing transit strike were driven in no small part by a well-rehearsed flood of contrasting communications plans from the city, the...
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