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Libby Fischer Hellmann follows suspenseful new paths
Early in her career as an author, Libby Fischer Hellmann had written three unpublished novels, and thought she was hot stuff. Then her agent told her she needed to change her writing, her characters and her voice, and while she was at it, she needed...
Tags: New York University, Iran, Murder, NBC (tv network), University of Pennsylvania
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Chicago first lady Amy Rule highlights work with nonprofit business internship group
Tribune reporterAmy Rule sat among a roomful of high school seniors, participating in a lesson on personal finances. Students passed around a coin while reciting some common money sayings and myths. Chicago’s first lady offered, “Money grows on trees,&...Tags: Rahm Emanuel, Teaching and Learning, School Examinations, Students, Arne Duncan
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PASSINGS: Doris Singleton, Elinor Agnew, Bob Banfield, Patricia Bario
Doris Singleton
Actress worked with Lucille Ball
Doris Singleton, 92, an actress best known for playing Lucy's friend Caroline Appleby on the classic TV comedy "I Love Lucy," died Tuesday in Los Angeles of complications from cancer, according to her...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Elections, Geraldine Ferraro, Richard Nixon, White House
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Glastonbury Author, Consultant Prodding Young Professionals To Get A Job -- Overseas
The Hartford CourantStacie Berdan left the corporate whirl five years ago to write and proselytize about importance of preparing to join a global workplace. Berdan began her career at Burson-Marsteller, the large international public relations agency. After volunteering...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Teaching and Learning, Students, Companies and Corporations, 2016 Olympic Games
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Facebook paid PR firm to pitch negative Google stories
Web ReporterFacebook admitted hiring a PR firm to pitch news outlets and bloggers stories criticizing a Google feature called Social Circle. Social Circle collects and tracks data on the social media activity of Google users and their friends. Facebook came clean...Tags: USA Today, The Washington Post, Journalism, LinkedIn Corp., Facebook
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Facebook-Google rivalry intensifies with PR fiasco
AP Technology WriterThe intense rivalry between Facebook and Google just got juicier. In a twist seemingly out of a Hollywood thriller, Facebook hired a prominent public relations firm to try to plant stories harshly criticizing Google’s privacy practices in leading...Tags: Interior Policy, Personal Data Collection, Elections, Security, Washington (U.S. state)
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Sports Legend Revealed: Did Pam Anderson get her big break when shown on camera at a Canadian League football game?
The Fabulous ForumFOOTBALL LEGEND: Pamela Anderson got her big break when caught by a TV camera at a Canadian Football game. STATUS: True. A number of professional football players made it big in the United States of America after first proving themselves...... -
Must be pretty bad out there for small businesses
Money & CompanyFor five years now, the Discover credit-card people have been putting out a monthly survey of 750 randomly selected small businesses, asking them questions about the economy, their sales, the business climate and other issues. Lately, of course, the... -
Burson-Marsteller says it shouldn't have pitched negative Google stories secretly for Facebook
L.A. Times Tech BlogBurson-Marsteller said that it shouldn't have accepted Facebook's request to pitch journalists negative stories about Google Social Circle. The public relations firm, which on Wednesday was honored as the North American Agency of the Year at the SABRE... -
Facebook paid PR firm to pitch journalists negative Google stories
L.A. Times Tech BlogFacebook admitted to hiring a PR firm to pitch news outlets and bloggers stories criticizing a Google feature called Social Circle. Social Circle collects and tracks data on the social media activity of a Google user and their friends. Facebook came clean... -
Google's Eric Schmidt: Blocking file-sharing sites would make U.S., Britain like China
L.A. Times Tech BlogEric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, said on Wednesday that proposals from the U.S. and U.K. governments to block Internet access to filesharing websites would endanger freedom of speech and push both countries toward being more like China,...
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