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24 Oct 2005
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Hurricane aid pays off in image surveys
01 Dec 2005 | by Erica Iacono
NEW YORK: Involvement in relief efforts for recent disasters has helped the reputation of corporations and nonprofits, according to two recent surveys.
Helping the Red Cross help people
19 Oct 2005 | by Jeanine Moss and Nicole DeMeo
Many marketing and communication professionals believe all they can do is give money after a disaster like Hurricane Katrina.
Crescent City crisis
17 Oct 2005 | by Kimberly Krautter
Any tourism account has the potential to turn into an exercise in crisis comms.
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.
Response of Bush, local officials to Katrina victims is real disaster
11 Oct 2005 | by Rich Klein
President Bush's acceptance of responsibility in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, which came September 13, was about as slow as the federal government's actual response to help the victims.
Hurricanes bring oil supply into question
10 Oct 2005
The media examined oil prices closely in late September and evaluated the impact of hurricanes Katrina and Rita on the US oil supply.
Hurricanes bring oil supply into question
10 Oct 2005
The media examined oil prices closely in late September and evaluated the impact of hurricanes Katrina and Rita on the US oil supply.
Business as usual
05 Oct 2005 | by Hamilton Nolan
Last year's hurricane season hasn't tempered PR in Florida.
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