The PR Week - October 14, 2011

Steve Barrett, Frank Washkuch and Rose Gordon discuss BlackBerry's comms dilemma; the NBA lockout; challenges facing CMOs and CCOs; and PRWeek's new political blog.

14 October 2011

Steve Barrett, Frank Washkuch and Rose Gordon discuss BlackBerry's comms dilemma; the NBA lockout; challenges facing CMOs and CCOs; and PRWeek's new political blog.

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