October 12, 2009
It’s safe to assume that last week was not one of David Letterman’s top 10 weeks. Still, he’s done a pretty respectable job of following many core tenets of good crisis communications. The fallout is far from over, but on the eve of the first week of his coming clean, let’s take a look at how the late-night funnyman fared. Read the rest of this entry »
September 27, 2009
Today’s business competitive world urges to strive on marketing public relations, where you need to display your best among the whole. Public Relations In Marketing are an activity to regulate the behavior of the people with the activities of the company and the various products it offers. Public relations is an activity which is outbound in nature about the campaigning of the products either by advertising or by sales and usually get noticed through T. V. Magazines, newspapers etc.
September 18, 2009
It’s impossible to talk to anyone in the PR Industry these days without the subject of social and digital media dominating the conversation. In fact, it sometimes seems as if there is nothing else to talk about. This week, I was in Washington, DC, for a roundtable discussion on public affairs (coverage will appear in our November issue) and next to healthcare reform it was the most popular topic.
September 8, 2009
The statement that “All PR is Good PR” isn’t new, yet recently I’ve seen it being used to justify and even celebrate some sticky press coverage that have painted companies, including PR agencies themselves, in an unfavorable light. Explosively bad PR can propel traffic to a company’s Web site and create name recognition for an otherwise unknown entity if the situation is particularly bad.
September 1, 2009
Healthcare reform, in all its polarizing glory, has taken its place as the top agenda item in the country. It has been a hot August, indeed, when normally the public affairs world takes a little break.
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July 22, 2009
TALLAHASSEE - Already this year, they’ve crafted Web-based ads mocking Democratic gubernatorial candidate Alex Sink for her banking background and record as a frequent flier on state planes.
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With a deadline looming on the legislation, a State Farm executive has told Gov. Charlie Crist that the company would “re-examine its options” about pulling out of the Florida property insurance market if Crist endorses a bill that would let companies issue policies largely free from state rate regulation.
Florida Gov. Charlie Crist signed a gaming bill June 15 that contains several changes sought by the state’s Thoroughbred industry and some changes in the operations of the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s casinos.
TALLAHASSEE | When Gov. Charlie Crist gathered to sign one of the most expansive gambling bills in state history last week, he chose as a backdrop not a casino, horse track or jai alai fronton, but instead opted for the campus of a Miami high school.
Jacksonville public relations specialists are all atwitter over Web 3.0.
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