Internet safety group hires Ogilvy PR

WASHINGTON: The Family Online Safety Institute, a member organization that promotes Internet safety, hired Ogilvy PR Worldwide to develop a PR campaign and support its annual conference and exhibition.

by Jaimy Lee October 05, 2010

WASHINGTON: The Family Online Safety Institute, a member organization that promotes Internet safety, hired Ogilvy PR Worldwide to develop a PR campaign and support its annual conference and exhibition.

The firm will also develop a thought leadership program. Work started September 1.

Have you registered with us yet?

Register now to enjoy more articles and free email bulletins

Register

Already registered?

Up next:

MikeWorldWide, led by Michael Kempner, rebranded from MWW in 2021.

MikeWorldWide acquires MRB Public Relations

Roy will take over Lambert's public affairs practice.

Lambert Global acquires Roy Public Affairs Management

More than 500 apply to win wedding at an Aldi store

More than 500 apply to win wedding at an Aldi store

Protesters marched in Memphis on Saturday. (Photo credit: Getty Images).

Social justice, legal organizations react to Tyre Nichols video footage

The public perceptions of Moderna and Pfizer worsened last year. (Photo credit: Getty Images).

Pharma reputation drops to pre-pandemic normal, with Pfizer and Moderna falling in the ranks

L-R: Playe cofounders Rob Older, Jonas Espvall and Mitch Brown

Haymarket Ventures makes strategic investment in content platform Playe

(Photo credit: Getty Images).

IBN builds out PR services

Half of nurses are considering leaving the profession.

ConnectRN tells nurses ‘don’t quit’

Scarinzi takes over a team of 23 in the U.S.

Ruder Finn names Chip Scarinzi U.S. head of technology and innovation

Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Monday morning

Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Monday morning