to remove filtersDKC helps US Open tennis tournament take flight in 2005
12 Dec 2005 | by Mark Hand
Roger Federer easily triumphed in men's singles at the 2005 US Open tennis tournament, as he successfully defended his title from the year before.
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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.
Samsung Canada creates contest to carry Torino torch
12 Dec 2005 | by Melanie Brooks
Samsung Electronics, a global sponsor of the 2006 Olympic Torch Relay, sought to find 10 Canadians to carry the Olympic torch in Torino.
BASF enlists NBA's Andree for its new chief comms post
08 Dec 2005 | by Michael Bush
Florham Park, NJ: BASF Corp. has named Tim Andree VP and chief communications officer, a newly created position. Andree most recently served as SVP of communications at the National Basketball Association.
Special Olympics hopes Farrelly brothers comedy changes perceptions
06 Dec 2005 | by Keith O'Brien
NEW YORK: At first glance, The Ringer may look like a film that pokes fun at the expense of intellectually disabled athletes competing in the Special Olympics.
Women's tennis and Habitat for Humanity make a strong match
28 Nov 2005 | by Lawrence Mitchell Garrison
Corporate social responsibility is an increasingly important contributor to bottom lines and staff morale, and it can be a highly effective tool for integrated PR.
Dunlop hires JDPR as it reins in licensing agreements
23 Nov 2005 | by Keith O'Brien
GREENVILLE, SC: Dunlop Sports Group America has selected Jeff Dezen Public Relations (JDPR) as its North American AOR as the company severs most of its licensing arrangements and begins to market its brands.
Modell's goes with DKC, retains Rubenstein for some tasks
21 Nov 2005 | by Hamilton Nolan
NEW YORK: Modell's, a sporting goods chain operating primarily in the northeast, has retained Dan Klores Communications as its new AOR, shifting much of its PR work away from Rubenstein Associates.
Mansur keeps a cool head to steer NHL's recovery
21 Nov 2005 | by Keith O'Brien
Bernadette Mansur, group comms VP for the National Hockey League, has survived her share of sports crises. Now her calm, focused approach is helping the league rebound after its lockout.
Outdoor-sporting trade show hires Mullen for AOR job
07 Nov 2005 | by Andrew Gordon
CHANTILLY, VA: Outdoor Retailer, an outdoor-sporting industry trade show, has tapped Mullen Public Relations as its AOR.
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