PR laggards, learn fron your field's pros

Article Abstract:

A number of so called press relation (PR) experts really do not know how to deal with the press. Good, professional PR people stay up to date and know the companies they represent. They are concerned with the details and send out complete press releases on time. They do their jobs and do not ask other people to perform their tasks. These PR people also do not waste time and money, either theirs or their clients'.

Media Relations, Standards, Column, Press relations, Press agents

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Carnival time for Princess

Article Abstract:

P&O Princess's planned merger with Royal Caribbean Cruises has been thrown into doubt by Carnival Cruises's GBP3.2 bil hostile bid for Princess. It is uncertain whether either deal will win regulatory approval.

Passenger Ships, Deep Sea Passenger Transportation, Water Transportation of Passengers, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Cruise lines, Passenger vessels, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., RCL, P&O Princess Cruises PLC, Carnival Cruise Lines Inc.

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