When Federal Health Experts Troubleshoot TV Medical Dramas, They Expect a Payback
Teenage girls who frequently read magazine articles about dieting were more likely five years later to practice extreme weight-loss measures such as vomiting than girls who never read such articles.
TV doctors may be fictional, but viewers still listen carefully to what they say
Bob Belinoff brings social marketing into the digital age.
A Conversation Between Joan Montgomerie and Metta Spencer about Metta's New Book, "Two Aspirins and a Comedy: How Television Can Enhance Health and Society"
A service that offers businesses and nonprofits the ability to customize preproduced television ads on various topics/business sectors and do media planning and media buying in an online self-service format.
Slate's Seth Stevenson reviews ONDCP's new anti-pot campaign
Making your Web site reporter-friendly is a relatively simple affair. This guide from Fenton Communications offers best practices for effective online press rooms.
Getting U.S. media coverage of international issues has its challenges, but it's not impossible. This guide offers these 10 tips to help you cross the divide between events over there to the news over here. From Fenton Communications.
The nine laws of successful advocacy communications from Fenton Communications
Should you ever freeze out a reporter? From Philips Media Relations.
MediaRights is a community organization dedicated to maximizing the impact of social-issue documentaries and shorts. They help adult and youth filmmakers reach audiences, educators and librarians bring films into their curricula and nonprofits and activis
This report focuses on how national media campaigns on HIV/AIDS have evolved over the last 25 years in the U.S., reflecting the changing nature of the disease as awareness and treatment have progressed. It also provides insight on the approaches, historic
Participant Productions' Micki Krimmel will be appearing at the NetSquared Remote Conference on May 30 at 4:00 pm PDT
Includes detailed guidelines for the editorial requirements of the top 100 U.S. newspapers
Putting a human face on your issue for the media - from the Communications Consortium
A guide for nonprofits from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation
An online meeting place for film makers, broadcasters, educators, and activists to share information and experiences on using the media to promote sustainable development and social justice.
UCLA Health and Media Research Group
Movies have the power to inspire. You have the power to act. Participate!
the entertainment industry's voice for road safety
Clipland: music videos, short films, tv commercials, movie trailers
A guide for creating more effective public interest print advertising featuring new data from an unprecedented 10-year study by RoperASW
Fact sheets about various aspects of developing communications materials, some available online and others can be ordered free of charge.
media literacy training for youth from CSAP
home page for documentary on new marketing techniques
training video from Public Health Training Network
training video from the CDC's Public Health Training Network
streaming video of 2005 Entertainment Summit 11/15/2005 PCI - Washington, D.C.
