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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
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PRWeek.com's 2006 wrap-up
21 Dec 2006 | by Tonya Garcia
In this season of sharing, PRWeek.com asked a number of PR pros working in different parts of the industry to share their thoughts about what made an impact in '06 and what will come in '07.
Private equity must speak up to defend itself amid scrutiny
20 Nov 2006 | by Fred Bratman
Storm clouds are starting to form over the world of private equity, and with the Democrats now in control of Congress, many of whom were elected on populist platforms, it may not be long before subpoenas begin to fly and calls for increased regulation of private equity become part of a headline.
Private equity firms to create trade association
14 Nov 2006 | by Hamilton Nolan
NEW YORK: Some of the nation's largest private equity firms are in the midst of creating the industry's first ever trade association, which promises to have a strong hand in the public debate over regulation of the powerful buyout specialists.
Ten Rising Stars: Rebekah Morgan
10 Nov 2006 | by Tonya Garcia
Manager, public affairs, Burson-Marsteller
Ten Rising Stars: Lauren Poplawski
09 Nov 2006 | by Tonya Garcia
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Ten Rising Stars: Kash Shaikh
08 Nov 2006 | by Tonya Garcia
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