Tag: Media & Marketing

Two Arkansas Areas on Forbes List of Top Business Locales

The publication announced Wednesday its 15th annual list of Best Places for Business and Careers, revealing NWA at No. 28 and central Arkansas at No. 32.

Responding to the Call (Opinion)

Following an inspiration is the choice that defines the entrepreneur.

Flying and Thriving

A streamlined advertising model has helped the Fayetteville Flyer, an online-only news site, become profitable.

New Station, Business Model Bring New Life to Veteran DJs

Jon Williams and Derek Kastner in full command of their company, Loyal and Royal Army Inc.

Clothing Never Quite Fit Mens Magazine

Vertical Arkansas ceased publication last fall, leaving one mens clothier shaking his head.

Stephens Still Marketing Ideas, People of Northwest Arkansas

Independent marketing strategist Bethany Stephens reflects on todays market.

TV News Ratings Much Tighter in NWA

Latest Nielsen data from May shows competition for viewers.

KFSM Celebrates 60 Years on Air

Station was the first to be licensed to Fort Smith.

Ozarks at Large Anchors KUAFs Regional Appeal

Annual donations and first-time gifts have increased.

CNNMoney.com Dispatches Reporter to NWA

Upcoming story will look at area as a hotbed for small-business startups.

Petrino ‘Crisis Lands UA National Public Relations Award

The school earned an honor for Best Crisis Management in PR Dailys 2013 Nonprofit PR Awards.

Mitchell Communications Group Now Open in Chicago, New York

The expansion comes six months after the company was acquired by Dentsu Network Inc., a Japanese company that touts itself as the No. 1 agency brand in the world.

Giving Voice to Your Brand (Opinion)

The role your brands message plays in your companys success cannot be underestimated.

Plyburn Jumps Stations in Local Media Market

Reporter wasn’t out of work long following abrupt exit at KHBS/KHOG-TV.

Market’s Top Affiliate Sold to Tribune Co.

Local CBS affiliate KFSM-TV, Channel 5, of Fort Smith is one of 19 television stations that will be sold to the Chicago-based media titan Tribune Co., in a cash deal worth $2.73 billion.