Information on most of the Center's contributors is available on the web. In many cases, groups who gave to the Center are listed together as contributors to other public-interest groups or causes. The Center is devoted to investigative reporting on the public relations industry, and its web site is designed to tout that mission and make information published by the Center available to the public. In addition to links in the table of contents, text on the home page includes links to the CMD's financial contributors, biographies of its staff members, issues of its quarterly publication and reviews of the two books published by its staff. The best PR is invisible,' say industry insiders.
Viewers can read or print copies of each issue.
Most are 12 pages in length and they generally follow a theme shown in the headline of the report. The most recent issue on the web site is from the Fourth Quarter 1998. It also includes five articles that build a case that ACSH repeatedly has taken positions that favor corporate interests. Other articles in that issue discuss corporate support for ACSH, Koop's career, and a comprehensive review of allegations the American Council of Science and Health sides with big business in virtually every controversy that pits corporate interests against public health. To bolster its claims, CMD offers viewers access to investigative reports it has distributed during the last three years in PR Watch, its quarterly publication.