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Schwarzenegger conciliatory in defeat
21 Nov 2005 | by Andrew Gordon
SACRAMENTO: The most striking result of California’s special election wasn’t that all of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s propositions were defeated. Polls had been suggesting that for weeks.
Indiana school gags on its media ban
07 Nov 2005 | by Doug Quenqua
There are few elements on Earth more excitable than college students and journalists (maybe uranium), so if you do not currently have one on your case, best not to tempt fate.
Debate on buzz marketing is about more than words
31 Oct 2005 | by Hamilton Nolan
Without clear industry guidelines against deceptive efforts, how can up-front word-of-mouth marketers differentiate themselves from the shills?
Maryland coalition encourages teens to explore careers
31 Oct 2005 | by Mark Hand
Surveys showed that half of all Maryland employers believed a lack of qualified workers was harming their ability to do business in the state. Two-thirds complained that recent high school graduates lacked satisfactory writing and math skills.
Senate committee OKs a bill requiring disclosure in VNRs
21 Oct 2005 | by Erica Iacono
WASHINGTON: A bipartisan Senate committee has approved a measure that would require disclosure of government sponsorship for prepackaged news stories.
Inquiry seeks to recoup funds from Williams
21 Oct 2005 | by Mark Hand
WASHINGTON: The inspector general's (IG) office of the Department of Education (DoE) is working with the US Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia on an inquiry into whether commentator Armstrong Williams performed all the work for which he was paid under his contract with the DoE.
Senators seek criminal investigation into Williams-DoE contract
17 Oct 2005 | by Mark Hand and Erica Iacono
WASHINGTON: The fallout from the Government Accountability Office's recent report on the Department of Education's (DoE) contract with Ketchum and Armstrong Williams has spilled over into the Department of Justice.
Database aims to up use of female experts in press
13 Oct 2005 | by Erica Iacono
NEW YORK: A new online database of female experts seeks to erase the disparity of women's representation in the media by offering resources to journalists.
Industry reforms in wake of DoE scandal inconclusive
12 Oct 2005 | by Erica Iacono
The impact of recent scandals over government PR contracts will likely be felt for a long time. So why has the PR industry's reaction been so spotty?
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