Goldman & Associates Public Relations has been honored in the 2010 Communicator Awards, an international program that recognizes creative excellence by communications professionals.
The firm received an Award of Excellence for a media relations project for Silverado Senior Living, a San…
An interesting story in the Washington Post about how Twitter may affect the image of the NFL.
Amid the controversy over the Washington Post’s plan to sell participation in “salons” with its reporters at its publisher’s home, less attention has been paid to another interesting development that reflects the changing ways traditional media are operating — the…
Goldman & Associates Public Relations has won a bronze award in the National Mature Media Awards competition. The honor, the top awarded in its category, came for public relations work on behalf of client Benchmark Assisted Living. Benchmark, headquartered in…
Goldman & Associates has established a new practice that assists with messaging; grassroots programs; political, community, and stakeholder outreach and other related tactics for companies proposing to assume responsibility for public infrastructure facilities. The Public-Private Partnership Projects practice is being…
While the news media is dissecting President Obama’s first 100 days in office, a new study examines how the media have covered the prez since he took office. According to the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, reporting…
Golf really is a game for life … and it is providing life-affirming joy to people with Alzheimer’s who reside at Silverado Senior Living … that’s the message in the article by Goldman executive vice president Audrey Knoth just published in…
Goldman & Associates president Dean Goldman published his thoughts on how the reputation management is more important than ever because of the current economic climate. His op-ed ran in the Virginian-Pilot.
Auto dealers must embrace Web 2.0. if they wish to survive the economic crisis … and flourish when the good times return. That’s the subject of an article by Goldman & Associates executive vice president Audrey Knoth that was published today…