PROFILE: McCarron sets sights on horse-racing renaissance
17 May 2004 | by Anita Chabria
, and has captured the interest of nearby Hollywood since the days when Bing Crosby and Spencer Tracy ...
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Jobs | Agency Showcase | Ad creativePress Relations: Del Mar gains new patrons by altering course with media
06 Sep 2004 | by David Ward
, Dada and Bailey also made available archived film of the track. "We had historical footage of Bing ...
Del Mar on track to begin nationwide PR campaign
31 Mar 2003 | by Anita Chabria
The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, founded by singer Bing Crosby in the 1930s, chose BG as agency of ...
PROFILE: Petrikin plays starring role at William Morris
03 Feb 2003 | by GIDEON FIDELZEID
, who pens columns under the pseudonym Stanley Bing for magazines like Fortune . ( Click here to see ...
PROFILE: From copy to crisis, Schwartz has his PR act together
24 Jun 2002 | by CLAIRE ATKINSON
." You won't see Schwartz's name on the jacket, though. He writes under the pseudonym Stanley Bing, which ...
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06 Dec 1999 | by GIDON FREEMAN
musician Bleu to sponsor the release of A Bing Bang Holidang, a CD featuring some of Boston s biggest rock...musician Bleu to sponsor the release of A Bing Bang Holidang, a CD featuring some of Boston s biggest ...
is over. These days, publicists have to do more with less. Jonathan Bing gets a read on new, creative
27 Sep 1999 | by JONATHAN BING
When Linda Greenlaw arrived at the Los Angeles independent bookstore Book Soup on May 18, only two customers showed up to hear her read from her new book, The Hungry Ocean, a memoir of her career as the only female swordfish boat captain ever to ply the waters of the Grand Banks. It was the nadir of...
