A classic case of dealing with 3rd party questions after a major misstatement.  Or, learning not to keep digging after calling New York City's Ground Zero a “hole in the ground.”

The people you’ll need to get messages to tomorrow are not watching TV, listening to terrestrial radio or reading newspapers.  Now it’s the Internet, iPods, MP3 Players, and satellite radio.

They may have been slow to the dance, but the traditional networks are becoming very active players in the new media.

For-profit companies own newspapers and run them like a business.  What’s wrong with that?

A PR pro who believes credibility is preserved by transparency.