PR Pearl Returns to Biz
Tue., Jun. 23, 2015
By Kevin McCauley
Maurie Perl, the legendary Conde Nast PR pro who stepped down two years ago, has returned as senior VP-communications and marketing at the New York Stem Cell Foundation.
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Maurie Perl, the legendary Conde Nast PR pro who stepped down two years ago, has returned as senior VP-communications and marketing at the New York Stem Cell Foundation.
Digital Tech's role in communications in 2015 (L. Menchaca)
Awards Leo Burnett, MSLGRoup take PR Grand Prix in Cannes(Ad Age)
Tech Taylor truthers think Apple feud was a PR stunt (Time)
Astroturf Wikipedia pages of star clients altered by PR firm (NY Times)
Sports NFL kicks off diplomatic blitz of Israel (BIN)
Pitch How to avoid sabotaging your own idea (J. Stauffer)
Content Paid media drove high engagement for 'Empire' (LR)
Ethics On Rachel Dolezal (E. Tchividjian)
Retail Walmart, Amazon, Sears, eBay to step selling confederate flag mercy (CNN)
Media Training Giving praise to inspire your staff to greatness (J. Newman)
Design New look for Hoffman Agency blog (IC)
Propaganda How bizarre photos help Putin stay in power (Vox)
Sports Orem Owlz PR guy: I had nothing to do with 'Caucasian Heritage Night' (Deadspin)
Charleston's response to the racist terror attack on nine African-Americans attending bible study at the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church is an inspiring example of "people power" at its finest hour.
Corporate and financial PR vet Bob Jones has moved to The Blueshirt Group as managing director to develop a healthcare practice for the San Francisco-based firm.
Growing consumer concern over privacy and environmental harm could stifle innovation, according to Edelman's first Earned Brand survey released today during the Cannes Lions Festival.
The new generation of Millenial travellers demand connections to their destination’s unique culture,people and their way of life in authentic and meaningful ways.
Deborah Solomon, staff writer for the Wall Street Journal for the past 15 years, has joined Finsbury.
WPP is launching a native advertising shop called Truffle Pig in conjunction with venture partners Snapchat and the Daily Mail.
Mercury is providing a PR education to The Seventy Four, a non-profit online news outlet founded by education activist and former TV journalist Campbell Brown and set to debut in mid-July.
Magically delicious cereal maker General Mills will take some of the mystery out of its ingredients as the Lucky Charms and Trix purveyor said June 22 that it will remove artificial flavors and colors from its cereals by 2017.
Brunswick Group is handling Energy Transfer Equity's rejected $53B takeover bid for Williams Cos. of Tulsa.
Edmond Lococo, a 15-year Bloomberg veteran, has joined financial firm ICR as senior VP in its Beijing outpost.
Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher is advising medical device maker Hill-Rom in its $2B merger of rival Welch Allyn.
Maura Sullivan, who was assistant secretary of public and intergovernmental affairs at the Dept. of Veterans Affairs, is moving to the Pentagon for a PA job.
Conkwest, the cancer-focused immunotherapy company backed by biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, is working with LHA for financial communications support as it pursues an initial public offering.
The media assaults on former NBC News anchor and now MSNBC talking head Brian Williams sound like mob justice.
The powers at NBC, or maybe parent company Comcast have decided to keep, but demote, Brian Williams. Who cares?
The victory of challengers Brian Tymann and Rob Rubio over incumbents Patricia DiBendetto and Hank Tucker June 19 in Westhampton Beach is a rebuke to the tight-lipped administration of Mayor Marie Moore.
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