A PR writing teacher uncovered a disturbing trend among the PR industry’s future practitioners. See how schools are tackling the problem.
From The (Paris) Hilton to The (Glenn) Beck, these are the types of people we often become on social media sites.
Circles, Hangouts, and Sparks—oh my! Find out what one editor learned during her first week on the new social network site.
Want a successful campaign and a good working relationship? Then it better include these five elements. After all, no healthy relationship should be one sided.
Your probably know—or can at least hire—every one of these people. Just make sure they don’t turn against you.
To paraphrase the rapper Jay-Z: Get your umbrellas out; there’s about to be a brainstorm—especially if you employ one of these five strategies.
Communications experts differ on whether the departing CEO should’ve mentioned his health in his farewell announcement.
Radio, TV, print, and online journalists are different species of reporter. Here’s some advice for working with print journalists.
Let’s ‘circle around’ to see what they are. Yeah, we know. BAD pun!
A U.K. department store’s effort to capture Facebook fans prompts one journalist to question the ongoing effectiveness of these campaigns.
PRWeek’s U.K. edition uncovered a PR firm that provides some dubious services, although it may be one elaborate hoax. Either way, this story is bizarre.
Your high-profile client just uttered a forehead-slapping remark that will land in blogs and newspapers. But will it stick? Here’s how to find out.
It’s time to eliminate verbal tics that clog communication and vex editors.
President Obama is heading to Martha’s Vineyard for some R&R. Is this wise given his low approval rating, the economy’s fragile status, and GOP candidates looking for red meat?
In the Week in Writing, Evan Peterson shares a story from The Daily on the background of this widely used font. Plus, Slate explores how to write faster, and more.
