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04.04
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 39 seconds [what’s this?]
Big Weather Gets Big Reviews
I've often believed that Texas is the only state in this great land of ours where Mother Nature actually experiences menopause. She's never stable. One day, she's burning up and the next day, she's cold as ice.
02.13
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 3 seconds [what’s this?]
D/FW: It's a Woman's World Now
As quiet as it's kept, there have been some changes in Dallas-Fort Worth television lately. While turnover is no surprise in the media, the stars have seemed to aligned over North Texas and shining in a bright pastel hue.
09.21
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 45 seconds [what’s this?]
Has Reality TV become the next ratings bump for struggling TV?
Of course, the phrase "reality" in terms of television is about as believable as Donald Trump having the same hairline since he was in high school.
10.20
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 34 seconds [what’s this?]
FAA looking to poke a hole in "Balloon Boy"
Up, up in the air...
Was it a bird? A plane? Nah, just one of the biggest hoaxes in our generation, according to Time magazine.
06.04
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 42 seconds [what’s this?]
PR Nightmare Lands KFC on Oprah…Twice!
When I sat to write this post, little did I know I would end up writing about Oprah again this week.
05.28
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 36 seconds [what’s this?]
Landing Talk Show Placements: Achieving a Client’s Dream
People aren’t dumb – they know what placements on shows like Oprah can do for their brand.
03.04
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 36 seconds [what’s this?]
Marie Claire – Promoting itself PR style
With a plethora of publications having to turn off their printing presses due to our pitiful economy (Domino, New York Sun and The Christian Science Monitor anyone?), I have been keeping a close eye on tactics used by pubs lucky enough to still be in print to attract both advertisers and readers.
10.02
Estimated Time to Read: 1 minute, 22 seconds [what’s this?]
Saying Goodbye to a Media Legend
Last Sunday, we said goodbye to a celebrity who personified the term of a crotchety, old curmudgeon. Andy Rooney was one of the last stalwarts of old school television personalities. He was a writer and producer who became an iconic figure for quirky observations and a scaly demeanor.
