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MySpace No Place For Debauchery

Politics may make strange bedfellows, but when they stray into a MySpace profile where a politico makes ill-advised statements, lots of people will want to see under the sheets.

Changing Majors? Give Podcasting a Try

Social media is rapidly climbing the ladder as a primary method in which news and information is communicated to the masses. Podcasting, in particular, is becoming increasingly popular among technology enthusiasts, industry insiders, and big-name companies.

What's the Message?

I read a lot of papers - regular ones, and online - as any media junkie/PR person should.

Google Base Is Old News

This week's big Google news - or supposed news - is the launch of Google Base. It's a hot, fun story on Memeorandum, and it's getting the usual too much buzz and hype on Blogs.

Arizona Cities Fight Over Google Site

Now that Google has announced it will develop a facility in Arizona, a trio of cities have begun to battle over where it will be located.

Construction Begins On New Intel Factory in Arizona

Yesterday, Intel announced that it plans to build a new 300-mm wafer fabrication factory called Fab 32 on its site in Chandler, Arizona.

Intel To Build 300-mm Wafer Fabrication Facility in Arizona

Intel announced today that it plans to build a new 300-mm wafer fabrication facility called Fab 32 on its property in Chandler, Arizona.

Arizona School Ditches Textbooks For Notebooks

One public school in Vail, Arizona will see its 350 students toting laptops to classes instead of hefty paper books.

PR Gaffe Burns Wal-Mart PR Director and Agency

Daily Telegraph: The Wal-Mart publicity manager behind an advert that equated the retail giant to victims of the Nazis has resigned. Peter Kanelos, who had overseen public relations in Arizona and southern California on behalf of Wal-Mart, left his job yesterday, a few weeks after the company apologised for its PR gaffe.

Harrier Jet Crashes Into Arizona Backyard

During a training exercise, a US Marine Corps pilot ejected from his multi-million dollar Harrier aircraft, and watched as the jet, strapped with four 500-pound bombs plummeted toward a residential area.