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Microsoft campaign puts Burson on the defensive

WASHINGTON: Burson-Marsteller defended itself against critics this week amid reports that it didn't properly disclose a relationship with Microsoft.

Risk comes with social media's rewards

Comms pros love social networks' freedom, but potential for controversy can complicate matters

VSS report lauds PR

NEW YORK: PR is set to be one of the fastest-growing sectors in the entire media and communications industry over the next five years, according to the new edition of the annual Communications Industry Forecast by the private equity firm Veronis Suhler Stevenson (VSS).

Sierra Club pushes for Home Depot to pull ads

ATLANTA: Home Depot will continue advertising on Fox News despite the Sierra Club's efforts to persuade the company to pull its ads from the network.

New York Times to cut operating costs

NEW YORK: The New York Times announced yesterday that its earning per share fell more than 50% in the second quarter compared to a year ago, due to losses on asset sales and weakness in print advertising.

'HGM' has critics questioning BET's vision

A new series on BET, Hot Ghetto Mess (HGM), has yet to hit airwaves, but it already has triggered controversy and protests in the African-American community and beyond.

Tea Council changes tactics to target youth

For centuries, tea has been recognized for its health benefits in cultures across the globe. Even in the US, the world's second-most-consumed beverage (after water) is the go-to brew when throats are itchy or aches set in.

Big Daddy rally boosts image

When Dreamland Bar-B-Que's Montgomery, AL, restaurant opened in 2004, it was met with much excitement - only to fall on hard times after mismanagement from a franchisee.

A call to arms

The latest recruitment effort by the US Army implements a variety of new tactics to engage future soldiers.

As the Internet grows, so do the possibilities for PR

It only takes a few examples to make a trend.


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