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Last semester’s brouhaha over Harvard’s president also won him the fifth slot on a list of the worst public-relations gaffes of 2005, compiled by Fineman PR, a firm in San Francisco...
...DIED. Mark Fineman, 51, fearless foreign correspondent who in a 29-year career was drawn to hot spots around the world with a concentration on Asia; of a heart attack while on assignment; in Baghdad. Fineman, who worked for the Los Angeles Times for 17 years, combined a passion for news with the grace of a feature writer. As a colleague recalled in the (London) Independent: "He was an intelligent and generous colleague, willing to share contacts and sources, but only after he had scooped...
...Fineman P.R.: Top 10 P.R. Blunders. Martha Stewart's mess got nosed out by Abercrombie & Fitch, for its marketing of thong underwear to preteen girls, which prompted boycotts by profamily groups...
...Katharine Graham to reporter Howard Fineman in 1984, quoted on Newsweek.com
...walked off. The stress of the two live shows was over, television executives and the Newsweek clan gathered in booths along the back of the bar. Everything was charged to the "Hardball" account, and we were left to mingle with people who were once only bylines. After Howard Fineman scoffed at my Boston roots ("Why go to Harvard?") and lectured on the merits of journalism and the lack of credibility of Cornell West, he sat back and demanded to know our future plans. The producers of the Evening News with Tom Brokaw--and Tom Brokaw himself--turned around and glanced...