Replacing Charles and George with Jay and Conan

Eric Starkman April 22, 2008 1:07 pm : Comments 000

I confess to taking a real pleasure in the pounding Charles Gibson and George Stephanopoulos are getting for their role as moderators in last week’s debate between Senators Obama and Clinton.  more


CBS: Cuts the B.S.

Eric Starkman April 18, 2008 2:19 pm : Comments 000

When a company is coming under fire from the public and media, you can count on their related official statements sounding anything but meaningful or spontaneous. 

Lucy Dalglish vs. The Public Good

Eric Starkman April 17, 2008 7:45 am : Comments 000

I had lunch this week with a broadcast reporter whose honesty and integrity I truly admire.  more


Reputation Mismanagement, PR Style

Eric Starkman April 10, 2008 1:13 pm : Comments 001

One of the great frustrations for any profession is to be defined in the public’s collective mind by the unethical or scandalous antics of a handful of individuals whose behaviors or values don’t mirror the majority of those in their industry.  more


Steve Jobs’ Worst Nightmare: If BMW Made Computers

Eric Starkman April 4, 2008 2:08 pm : Comments 006

When it comes to jumping on the latest technology bandwagon, I am always the last one on board.  more


Saluting K-Earth 101: Radio the Way It Should Be

Eric Starkman March 20, 2008 10:43 am : Comments 001

Some people are movie buffs, while others are into the theater. Me? I’m a big radio fan.  more


Eli Lilly’s Potential One-Two Punch for Zyprexa Users

Eric Starkman March 14, 2008 9:53 am : Comments 001

Talk about ironies.  more


Eli Lilly and The New York Times: The Alaska Trial

Eric Starkman March 6, 2008 1:20 pm : Comments 001

Eli Lilly and its Zyprexa legal woes have hit the road.  more


Settling the Score with Microsoft

Eric Starkman March 3, 2008 7:35 am : Comments 001

Microsoft’s proposed $45 billion bid for Yahoo has received some well-deserved critical coverage.  more


AARP: “The Power to Make it Better”? Not Always

Eric Starkman February 28, 2008 3:05 pm : Comments 001

One of the silver linings (no pun intended) of turning 50 was, I thought, becoming eligible for membership in the AARP.  more

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