As a Senior Account Specialist and Media Relations Practice Leader, Karen Bailey brings extensive national business and consumer media relations experience to Fahlgren Mortine Public Relations. Bailey provides media relations strategy and execution to various accounts, including The Longaberger Company, Pert Plus, Dave & Buster’s and Glimcher Realty Trust. For her clients, she has secured placements in Time Magazine, USA Today, Better Homes & Gardens and WomansDay.com, among others.
Bailey is a 2004 recipient of Central Ohio PRSA’s Rising Star Award and was added to the chapter’s board of directors in 2008.
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As a Senior Account Specialist and Media Relations Practice Leader, Karen Bailey brings extensive national business and consumer media relations experience to Fahlgren Mortine Public Relations. Bailey provides media relations strategy and execution to various accounts, including The Longaberger Company, Pert Plus, Dave & Buster’s and Glimcher Realty Trust. For her clients, she has secured placements in Time Magazine, USA Today, Better Homes & Gardens and WomansDay.com, among others.
Bailey is a 2004 recipient of Central Ohio PRSA’s Rising Star Award and was added to the chapter’s board of directors in 2008.
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Challenging the status quo with new communications tactics Super Bowl Sunday is traditionally one of the most watched nights of television. An evening devoted to crunching shoulder pads and advertising creative directors. And, the president? Some of you may have caught President Obama’s interview with CBS’s Katie Couric as part of the pregame programming. What [...]
There’s been a lot of discussion lately about paid news content. Google recently announced steps they’re taking on behalf of news organizations to limit free access to secure content, Rupert Murdoch has been very vocal about his views on subscription based content, and most recently, major magazine publishers announced an iTunes-like offering for magazines. While [...]
October 26th, 2009
What FTC Guides Mean to PR Pros
Our Public Relations code of ethics hasn't changed.
On October 5, the Federal Trade Commission unveiled the Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. The same day, Twitter, blogs and sites like Mashable were buzzing. I too was a bit frenzied about what this meant for my clients. Would it mean an abrupt halt to sending bottles of shampoo, baskets [...]