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09 Dec 2008 | by Kimberly Maul
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO: A number of companies are reaching out to Hispanics with tailored campaigns this holiday season.
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DoD brings comms for major program in-house
19 Dec 2008 | by Jaimy Lee
WASHINGTON: The US Department of Defense (DoD) pulled communications efforts for its America Supports You (ASY) program in-house after the DoD's Office of the Inspector General released an audit questioning the purpose of ASY and the use of a PR firm, according to Lt. Col. Todd Vician, DoD spokesperson.
CNN leverages its nonpartisan coverage
01 Dec 2008 | by Kimberly Maul
Prior to the presidential election, viewers turned to cable news in record numbers, watching Keith Olbermann, Bill O'Reilly, and others deliberate the candidates, debates, and polls.
Groups target incoming Obama administration
28 Nov 2008 | by Ted McKenna, Nicole Zerillo
WASHINGTON: While President-elect Barack Obama's team transitions to the White House, a number of groups are using the interim to build campaigns directed at the new administration and Congress.
SEC enlists two for PR support
16 Oct 2008 | by Tonya Garcia
WASHINGTON: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has enlisted two veteran communications professionals to help in the department's efforts during the current economic turmoil.
Groups lobby for equal Hollywood access for those with disabilities
15 Oct 2008 | by Kimberly Maul
LOS ANGELES: Three Hollywood groups are using a new campaign to fight for equality for people with disabilities.
Ad Council/GLSEN launch youth campaign
14 Oct 2008 | by Kimberly Maul
NEW YORK: The Ad Council introduced its first campaign focusing on LGBT issues on October 8, partnering with the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN). The campaign and its PSAs, which feature actress Hilary Duff and comedian Wanda Sykes, encourage teenagers to think before they speak...
US Postal Service in review
13 Oct 2008 | by Ted McKenna
WASHINGTON: The US Postal Service (USPS) issued an RFP on October 2 for a contractor to provide strategic messaging services to the media, the general public, and postal employees. The deadline for proposals is November 5.
FDA suspends work with pair of agencies
03 Oct 2008 | by Jaimy Lee
WASHINGTON: The FDA temporarily halted work September 29 on a $300,000 contract with an Alaska-based PR firm that had subcontracted with Qorvis Communications. The government agency is awaiting the findings of internal and independent reviews.
Four firms win work for military in Iraq
03 Oct 2008 | by Ted McKenna
WASHINGTON: Four firms were awarded a contract to provide communications services to the US military forces in Iraq: Lincoln Group, Leonie Industries, SOS International, and L-3 Communications' MPRI. PRWeek previously reported on the July RFP, which was expected to be worth a minimum amount of $250,000...
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Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
