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January 29, 2003

Measurement News

Biz360 and CARMA International have announced a strategic alliance to offer “the first and only media research and analysis package that unifies continuous, automated media analysis and qualitative media research and evaluation.” [read more]

Microsoft has jumped from fourth place to pole position in Delahaye Medialink's third annual media reputation index (MRi) survey. The syndicated media analysis, developed in conjunction with the Reputation Institute, ranks the Hoover 100—the largest US companies—according to how they were portrayed by the media throughout 2002. [read more]

The new 2003 Baldrige Criteria For Business Excellence has been placed in service on The Benchmarking Exchange (a.k.a. BenchNet) for public access. [read more]

The Institute for Public Relations, the only independent foundation in the field of public relations dedicated to research, measurement and education, has announced the election of its 2003 officers and trustees. The election took place at its annual meeting in New York City on January 15, 2003. [read more]

For the third consecutive year, Katie Delahaye Paine, president and CEO of K.D. Paine & Partners of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, has been named Chair of the Commission on Public Relations Measurement and Evaluation of the Institute for Public Relations for 2003. Mark Weiner, CEO of Delahaye Medialink Worldwide Communications Research of Norwalk, Conn. was appointed Measurement Commission chair-elect, to serve as chair in 2004. [read more]

 

 

   

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Measurement Predictions for 2003

Inexpensive Survey Tools Reviewed

Should PR Performance Be Measured by Sales?

Make the Most of Your Sponsorships

Maximize ROI with the Measurement Value Chain

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Can Pete Townshend’s Reputation be Saved?

PR Summit Recommends CEOs Measure Trust

Super Bowl Ads Rated

Best and Worst Measurement of 2002

techsoup: Measurement Site of the Month

The PR Weather Report

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