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Nearly 500 residents of Westhampton Beach will go to the polls tomorrow but they will have to base their decisions on a woeful lack of info on candidates and their stands.
President Obama dangles $50B bribe before Iran's Ayotollahs to encourage them to sign nuclear agreement. Where's the media outrage?
The New York Times was "insensitive" in its June 16 report about the balcony collapse in Berkeley, which killed five Irish students and a person with dual Irish-American citizenship, according to Margaret Sullivan, the paper's public editor.
Do the Republican presidential candidates really want to take on Pope Francis over his global warming/climate change teaching letter? Jeb Bush takes a hit.
Mercury Public Affairs represents the Okinawa prefecture of Japan in its long-running dispute over the massive US military base there.
Faridah Hashim, a Hill+Knowlton Strategies and corporate PR alum, is joining embattled Malaysia Airlines as head of corporate communications.
Kim Olson, a corporate veteran who leads marketing and communications for Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, is moving to agriculture and food co-op Land O'Lakes as its first chief communications officer.
Fran Carpentier, long-time editor of Parade, has joined FleishmanHillard's New York media group as senior VP.
New York's Javits Center, the 29-year-old Manhattan convention center that is the state's largest trade show space, is on the hunt for PR counsel.
A national focus will be on the Westhampton Beach election Friday when two candidates who oppose erection of an eruv Jewish religious boundary seek to join the board of trustees. NYT is AWOL on this story.
For the past year the busiest executive at the National Football League has to be the person responsible for crisis management and communications.
Alan Caruba, a New Jersey PR pro, journalist and conservative writer, died June 15. He was 77.
Susan Finco, president of Leonard & Finco PR, is slated to join the seven-member executive committee of the NFL's Green Bay Packers, the first woman on the publicly owned team's governing body.
New York Times publisher Pinch Sulzberger talked about the transformation from a company reliant on advertising revenue to one dependent on circulation sales. He spoke about paper's future at Hunter College.
Digital media survivors will be those who adopt the business model of traditional TV, says critic Michael Wolff in his provocative new book, 'Television is the New Television: The Unexpected Triumph of Old Media in the Digital Age.'
FitzGibbon Media represents Venezuela's DC embassy under a six-month contract worth $150K.Diplomatic ties between the US and Venezuela may be on upswing.
Cision will divest the UK operations and assets of both Cision and Vocus to Access Intelligence, the London-based enterprise software purveyor.
Lynwood, Calif., is looking for a PR firm to tout water conservation efforts amid the Golden State's extraordinary crackdown on water use.
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