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Michelle Brence: Oregonian Editor Turns into Content Strategist for OHSU [Podcast]

Making the leap from high-stakes daily journalism to writing for a cause in OHSU’s content department.

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Real Men Wear Pink with KINK FM’s Corey & Mitch [Podcast]

The PR Talk crew hadn’t chatted with anyone working in radio for a while, so Amy and Connor jumped at the opportunity to interview Corey Foley and Mitch Elliot from KINK FM.

Veracity Again Named a Top Portland PR Firm

It is always nice to be recognized as one of Portland’s Best PR Firms. It is even better to receive the accolade multiple times.

Five Things Journalists Can Learn from Oprah’s Golden Globe Speech

As the first black woman to win the award, it wasn’t just the acceptance speech that had tears streaming down faces in the audience and at home.

Emily Parkhurst: Editor in Chief Puget Sound Business Journal [Podcast]

In Episode 24, Emily gives us a lot of information about getting into the publication, how to pitch her and her reporters and what makes her open a PR pitch.

Amy Rosenberg Joins PRSA Board

Rosenberg Marketing president Amy Rosenberg was elected to the PRSA Portland Metro Chapter board of directors for 2012. Amy will be running the 2012 Spotlight Awards. Each year, the PRSA Portland Metro Chapter recognizes the outstanding work by those who have left...

There is one problem: Mike is not a blogger.

This is extremely embarrassing for a marketer to admit. It has it been over a year since my last blog post. Could I have purposely avoided blogging because having Donald Draper at the top of my blog page couldn’t hurt ascetically? Possibly. However, I have a hunch...

Pick up the phone!

In an age that thrives on digital communications, the phone is still the most reliable source for reaching out to the media. Certain media outlets literally receive thousands of press releases every day. I remember standing in The Oregonian’s newsroom back in the day...

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