Eggers, James win Dayton Literary Peace Prize
Zeitoun by Dave Eggers and The Book Of Night Women by Marlon James were named winners of the 2010 Dayton Literary Peace Prize.
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Zeitoun by Dave Eggers and The Book Of Night Women by Marlon James were named winners of the 2010 Dayton Literary Peace Prize.
Read More →A unique photo gallery on Huffington Post of the world’s top spas as selected by thousands of fans in the 2010 SpaFinder.com Reader’s Choice Awards.
Read More →Celebrated artist Shepard Fairey guided more than 100 young New Yorkers in creating a powerful 40-foot long mural that just made its public debut.
Read More →PKPR secured major coverage for SpaFinder Deal Days in markets across the country, from New York City and Los Angeles to Chicago and beyond.
Read More →Kicking off its 15th year celebrating the best of the Internet, The Webby Awards is expanding its mission.
Read More →On Good Day LA yesterday morning, Jimmy Stewart and Shain Gillette of the 48-Hour Film Project discussed last weekend’s competition..
Read More →From September 20 – 26, hundreds of spas, yoga studios, and Pilates centers will be slashing prices – It’s all part of Deal Days!
Read More →Check out this great segment that PKPR developed for WABC’s Lauren Glassberg on the hot new trend of cold spa treatments.
Read More →Geraldine Brooks, a historical novelist who taps into her own experiences, will receive the 2010 Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Lifetime Achievement.
Read More →Acclaimed Canadian choreographer Paul-André Fortier has captured New Yorkers’ imaginations with Solo 30 X 30.
Read More →Dancers from the Merce Cunningham Dance Company gave a memorable performance honoring their company’s namesake choreographer.
Read More →For the first time this year, the River To River Festival expanded its annual 4th of July concert in Battery Park to an all-day family affair.
Read More →This year’s Webby Awards continue to generate amazing coverage, including the Los Angeles Times, Yahoo!, Gawker, The Daily Beast, Wired, and Radar.
Read More →More than 60 major media outlets covered the red carpet and ceremony, which was hosted by B.J. Novak of The Office.
Read More →With more than 150 events across New York City celebrating digital culture, Internet Week New York is taking the Big Apple by storm this week.
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Read More →Check out the amazing story on The 48 Hour Film Project competition in New York City in today’s New York Times.
Read More →New York City is gearing up for the third annual Internet Week New York, which will will host over 150 events between June 7 and 14.
Read More →Twitter, foursquare, Zach Galifianakis, and David After Dentist are among the Internet and pop culture superstars nominated this week.
Read More →PKPR managed the campaign for the first-ever SpaFinder Deal Days, a national program in which hundreds of luxury spa treatments for just $50.
Read More →To celebrate Frederic Chopin’s 200th birthday on March 1st, Arts World Financial Center mounted one of the most ambitious tributes in the world.
Read More →As featured in today’s New York Times, the bustling World Financial Center will be transformed into Elsinore Castle next month.
Read More →Capping a decade dominated by the Internet, The Webby Awards this week released its list of the ten most influential Internet moments of the 2000s.
Read More →For the fourth year in a row PKPR handled publicity for The Moth Ball, the annual benefit for the nation’s leading storytelling non-profit, The Moth.
Read More →To help promote the call for entries for the 14th Annual Webby Awards in June 2010, PKPR worked with the Webby team.
Read More →Authors and journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn will receive the 2009 Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Lifetime Achievement.
Read More →The highlight of the 2009 River To River Festival was undoubtedly the tribute to legendary choreographer Merce Cunningham.
Read More →Part of The River To River Festival, The Big Draw is a daylong event that turned Lower Manhattan into a giant canvas.
Read More →PKPR developed a finely tuned social media campaign that used Twitter, Facebook, blog, and online outreach to expand Cinereach’s horizons.
Read More →More than 10,000 people and 60 media outlets and music blogs turned out to cover the River To River Festival’s flagship July 4th concert.
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