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#MediaMonday – Kristine Cannon
Alison Bailin | Sep 10, 2018
Rewind to 2012. Back then, we profiled Kristine Cannon as part of our #MediaMonday series when she served as editor of Scottsdale Living and associate editor at AZ Big Media, which also publishes AZ Business Magazine and Ranking Arizona, to name a few. But SO MUCH changes in six years. So much so, we are […]
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A common sense approach to media relations
Alison Bailin | Sep 6, 2018
In addition to being a part of the HMA team for 15 years, over the past decade I’ve made a hobby of freelance writing. While it started out as a fun creative outlet, over the years I’ve taken so many lessons with me back to the office when it comes to working effectively with the […]
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‘Real Estate Forecast – What Is On The Horizon For 2019’ Will Be The Topic At Arizona Association For Economic Development’s September Luncheon
HMA Public Relations | Aug 21, 2018
(PHOENIX – Aug. 21, 2018) – “Real Estate Forecast – What is on the Horizon for 2019” will be the topic at the Arizona Association for Economic Development’s (AAED) September luncheon. It will be held on Sept. 11 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at 2901 N. Seventh St. in Phoenix. The speakers will be […]
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#MediaMonday – Lee Shappell
Alison Bailin | Aug 20, 2018
Local legend alert! Today’s #MediaMonday is a doozy. It comes from none other than Lee Shappell. While our younger readers will know him for his current gig at Times Media Group, many will recognize his name from the many years he spent at The Arizona Republic, where he served as everything from editor to copy […]
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Rocky Mountain Emmy Nominations Announced
Alison Bailin | Aug 15, 2018
On Monday, the best in the broadcast industry were honored at the Rocky Mountain Emmy Nominations Parties, which took place simultaneously in Phoenix, Tucson, Albuquerque and Salt Lake City. Each event was amazing, but now comes the really fun part – cheering on some of the best broadcast professionals in town (and beyond) who are […]
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#MediaMonday – Russell Adams
Scott Hanson | Aug 13, 2018
Today’s #MediaMonday comes to us from Russell Adams, deputy bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal’s corporate bureau. If you’ve seen or heard of the blockbuster movie, “Tag,” Adams’ article in the Journal some six years ago served as the movie-maker’s inspiration. I wrote about it a few weeks ago Russell, time to share: I started […]
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#MediaMonday – Carly Scholl
Alison Bailin | Aug 6, 2018
Today's #MediaMonday comes from Carly Scholl, digital editor for Cities West Media, overseeing all online content for both PHOENIX and Phoenix Home & Garden magazines.
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Local Media Making National Mark
Alison Bailin | July 31, 2018
Nominations for the 39th Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards were announced this week by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). The News & Documentary Emmy Awards will be presented on Monday, Oct. 1 at a ceremony at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall in the Time Warner Complex at Columbus Circle […]
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#MediaMonday – William Pitts
Scott Hanson | July 30, 2018
Today’s #MediaMonday comes to us from William Pitts, a reporter/blogger for 12News, KPNX-TV. He’s got a great story!
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Being an introvert in the extroverted world of PR
Kelsey Makings | July 27, 2018
As a young girl there was nothing I loved more than writing a story or playing with a few close friends. I wasn’t one for big parties and the thought of having to talk to a complete stranger had me running for the nearest exit. So then why would I choose to enter the public […]
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Professional Networking – Start in College!
Grace Flemer | July 25, 2018
As a college student, the term “networking” is tossed around in nearly every career-related conversation. The idea of it can seem daunting, or like something to be figured out later on in one’s career. In some cases, students place no priority on networking because they don’t know how to do it or understand it’s importance. […]
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My First Impression of Public Relations vs. The Reality
Grace Flemer | July 20, 2018
As a freshman, my first mass communications and APR classes were a complete shock. Media channels are not what you flip through on your television, research is the glue that holds a campaign together and using an oxford comma before the “and” in a series is unacceptable (it also results in a five-point deduction on […]
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