Weber Shandwick is one of the PR firms that make it their goal to help the community where they opperate. They run yearly programs helping nonprofit organizations and encouraging all their employees to volunteer and make a genuine difference.
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Tonight is going to be a very interesting night in the NBA. LeBron “King” James returns to Cleveland for the first time with his new team the Miami Heat to face the Cleveland Cavaliers. To say that he is going to be greeted with less than open arms would be the understatement of all understatements.
PR News recognized several members of Kaiser Permanente’s public relations team at the 2010 PR People Awards within the ceremony held yesterday at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. where more than 100 PR professionals came to attend this yearly event.
As a cool fact, Generation Y is largely considered the last generation wholly born in the 20th century. 71% of Generation Y participates in monthly social networking, while almost 29% of that participates in daily. There is little to speak of as far as memories of the Cold War not directly related to a video game or movie.
Andy Polansky, president of top global public relations firm Weber Shandwick, was inducted into the PR News Hall of Fame at the PR News People Awards ceremony held yesterday at The National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Several other professionals who are part of the Weber Shandwic team were honored at the ceremony.
Sri Lanka issued an official statement announcing it has hired a public relations firm to provide expert advice for their bid to host the 2018 Commonwealth Games in southern Hambantota. The public relations firm of Bell Pottinger will partner with other units of the Chime Communications marketing group to determine the best approach in Sri Lanka’s bid for the games.
So you have a new startup. Do you also know where to announce your business? Aimee Sway helps you find your way, with five useful resources.
After the the General Services Administration paid over 200,000 USD for a contract with a PR firm to handle their crisis communication, Senator Claire McCaskill announced an investigation into how federal agencies had used taxpayer money to pay for public relations services.
Companies speed up their Thanksgiving PR and marketing strategies in the last minute. Considering the trend today, this might not be a bad move.
