Fox News and other outlets report on dubious story—that’s 18 years old
Japanese scientists making meat from human feces is a great story for the Internet. Too bad it happened in 1993. Though that didn’t seem to bother some media outlets.
Japanese scientists making meat from human feces is a great story for the Internet. Too bad it happened in 1993. Though that didn’t seem to bother some media outlets.
Many traditional news outlets are starting to play fast and loose with the facts. Here’s a basic checklist for handling false claims from the media.
Last night, President Obama announced the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, calling the recent surge a ‘victory.’ At least one pundit isn’t too sure.
Don’t let the waves of tweets and retweets scare you from diving in. Just be sure to know some of these tactics before you do.
A PR professional explains the 10 ways you reach her. Can you relate?
Your hard work finally paid off: The local newspaper just included your client in a front-page trend piece. Too bad there’s an error in the story. Now what?
The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation is in hot water over its support of AT&T, which donated $50,000 to the nonprofit group.
The singer and star of the NBC show ‘The Voice’ self destructed on Twitter. Read his fumbling attempt at an apology.
The popular show promised a resolution to a central mystery in its inaugural season. It came up short—and viewers (and reviewers) are mad.
Just getting started with Facebook or Twitter, or just launching a blog (or know someone in this situation)? Here’s a primer with a handy ‘cheat sheet.’
That marks a 14 percent increase over the last six months.
The Redner Group issued a warning via Twitter to writers who skewered the video game “Duke Nuke.” The tweet was deleted, though not before it sparked an uproar.
Sure, you know what a preposition is, but do you know how and when to use them? Here’s a handy guide for writers.
How and why to eliminate vampire words including somewhat, whatsoever and although from your prose.
A social media war has ensued, with Ken ‘breaking up’ with Barbie over the packaging materials the toymaker allegedly uses. Is Mattel’s response even registering?