Trendspotter Marian Salzman Says That Americans Are Turning To Hard News
Monday, March 8, 2010

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New York-based president (since August 2009) of Euro/RSGC Worldwide PR/North America, who told min (December 14, 2009) that 2010 would be difficult for luxury, issued a report last month stating that Americans are less interested in news about celebrities and more interested in news about their well-being...

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