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13 Dec 2005 | by Beth Herskovits
A new report from the Government Accountability Office found irregularities in how the Food and Drug Administration evaluated the morning-after pill for over-the-counter status.
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American Christmas uses holiday season to hone branding
14 Dec 2005 | by Michael Bush
NEW YORK: The holiday season has been one of giving for American Christmas, a significant player in the holiday decorating market.
Paul Holmes
12 Dec 2005 | by Paul Holmes
Let's all move beyond the 'Happy Holidays' debate and instead relish our varied beliefs
Israel Ministry of Tourism to hire PR firm for mainstream outreach
30 Nov 2005 | by Keith O'Brien
NEW YORK: The Israeli Ministry of Tourism (IMT) is looking for an agency as it helps promote "modern Israel" to secular American consumers.
Media outlets look past Christmas
14 Nov 2005 | by David Ward
Though ubiquitous, Christmas is not the only faith-based winter holiday. To spice things up, outlets are paying more attention to other religious events.
Yahoo adds muscle to podcasting arena
24 Oct 2005
Yahoo recently announced a new podcast search service to allow surfers to find RSS content in audio, from sports to religion. Though
To repair PR's reputation, pros must root out corruption
17 Oct 2005 | by Mike Paul
Your mind can see it already: senior consultants from major PR agencies and corporate communications executives within major corporations doing the perp walk with their hands cuffed behind their backs.
Paul Holmes
10 Oct 2005 | by Paul Holmes
Hughes' 'listening' tour will only pay off if the US hears what Muslim audiences are saying
Hughes draws criticism for limiting foreign audiences
29 Sep 2005 | by Mark Hand
WASHINGTON: Karen Hughes, the State Department's new undersecretary for public diplomacy and public affairs, hoped to address what she called "a generational struggle of ideas" during her trip last week to Muslim countries.
Respect for Chavez reaches summit at UN
23 Sep 2005 | by Doug Quenqua
It took a few tries, but Hugo Chavez finally ended up on the winning side of a coup last week.
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