22 Dec 2006
| by Randi Schmelzer
The holiday season has arrived, and, with it, the opportunity for PR firms to show appreciation to clients and colleagues with a thoughtful gift. But when office kitchenettes overflow with popcorn, cheese wheels, and chocolates, are there any presents that really stand out -- without going overboard?
21 Dec 2006
| by by Joanne Payne
LONDON - England Hockey has appointed sponsorship, PR and event agency Capitalize to implement a PR campaign for the EuroHockey Nations Championships to be held in Manchester in August 2007.
20 Dec 2006
| by Craig Smith
Redwood has built on an impressive lead in the sector, winning a host of new business and awards in the process.
20 Dec 2006
Trend-tapping ideas and a determination to prove ROI have fuelled the agency's second year at the top.
18 Dec 2006
| by Helen Ostrowski
It has been a gratifying experience serving as the chair of the Council of Public Relations Firms during a year of surging industrywide growth and optimism.
18 Dec 2006
| by Joe Kessler
We've heard much about the resurgence of PR in a marketing environment that is undergoing immense and undeniable change. For example, it seems that each time one of the big holding companies reports quarterly earnings, the refrain is pretty much the same: The parent may or may not be doing so well,...
18 Dec 2006
It was a year of scandals and spies, blogs and flogs, backdating and Borat, and welcoming "Macaca" to America. PRWeek 's editorial team picks - and picks on - the year's heroes and halfwits, in PR and beyond
18 Dec 2006
| by Erica Iacono
While television remains an important part of broadcast strategy for many, the Internet provides creative opportunities.
18 Dec 2006
| by Mark Stouse
Recently, a respected colleague - Stephen Astle of Fleishman-Hillard - published a critique of the technology PR profession in these pages ( PRWeek , October 30). I found myself agreeing and disagreeing with him by turns, but after repeated readings, I felt that his views deserved debate.
15 Dec 2006
| by Michael Bush
ATLANTA: Newell Rubbermaid (NR) has selected Fleishman-Hillard as the first global corporate AOR in the company's history.