Month: July 2005

There’s been an awful lot of mud thrown at people who do public relations lately, including critics raising scurrilous questions about the value of hiring ghostwriters to help scientists and other technical professionals prepare articles [Read more…]

The Financial Times  noticed Bob Lutz at General Motors doing something most of the rest of us bloggers also do. We all promote our other articles and activities.   A short item in the FT [Read more…]

Thanks to Jay Fitzgerald, author of the Boston Herald EconoBlog, who liked what I said about Arends column (see below).

Memo to the PR industry: Let’s all calm down about the Boston Herald column by Brett Arends slamming corporate PR people for not returning calls and not having the ability to answer simple questions. Many [Read more…]

You want your kids to marry royalty? How about this for a reality show? (Dog the Bounty Hunter, please step aside.) The father’s a prince, the mother’s a former actress. They reign over a tiny [Read more…]

Steve is quoted in “Experts: Steinbrenner guilty of bad PR.” in the July 4 Star Ledger. Story available free for 14 days. After that, email me.

This podcast is a recording of a PRSA/Philadelphia panel held on Tuesday, May 3, 2005 at the Union League Club in Center City Philadelphia. This program focuses on the growing importance of multicultural markets and [Read more…]