It appears the space agency is a little too eager to tell proponents of the Mayan calendar, ‘Told ya so.’ Plus, death by ‘Gangnam Style;’ the cassette tape turns 50; lie(s) of the year; Facebook interns make how much?; and more.
Lucy is an awfully cranky party planner. Plus, the ‘As Seen on TV’ gift guide, a tennis pro’s ‘racist’ impersonation, National Soundcheck Day, milk and pasta crises, ‘Choose Life’ plates banned, and more.
There are times when speaking on background is useful; however, a popular website cleverly dodged such constraints, underscoring why PR folks need to exercise caution.
Well, maybe. Another poll indicates that half of U.S. companies won’t be toasting this holiday. What’s the situation at your office? Plus, office canoodling often leads to relationships, the toy industry is sexist, Cheerios app gets hijacked, and more.
If you’re in between jobs, this advice will help boost your morale and land one of the countless jobs for which you’ve applied.
OH-NOOOO. Plus, vintage Mad magazine ‘ads,’ Dallas Mavericks cheer squad proves not everything is bigger in Texas, why 2013 will be the ‘Year of the Bun,’ the human Wikipedia, crowdsourcing your brand’s product fixes, and more.
The election season hitting its penultimate moment last month helped October became a bombastic month for blunders.
Hard to picture being on the East Coast right now? There are plenty of pictures here to fix that. Plus, fake Sandy photos, trick-or-treating in space, Mayor Bloomberg’s sign language interpreter is a viral hit, McD’s ‘Great Taste of the World’ menu, and more.
With the ‘Frankenstorm’ taking aim at the East Coast, PR Daily looks at how Consolidated Edison of New York deftly handed Hurricane Irene, which hit the Eastern seaboard in August 2011.
Tablets are great for reading, but less than ideal for writing. One writer argues that the latest device from Microsoft could change that. Plus, a writer endorses the em dash, Amazon finds a new way to rank authors, and more.
Move over, mini iPad. A Japanese electronics company is rolling out Floral Kiss, a computer designed by women, to bring ‘elegance’ to the P.C.
You may already be a winner.
The conservative radio host takes aim at Levi’s with a campaign for his new all-American 1791 brand. Plus, Gap pulls possibly racist shirt, why supporters flaked on Lance Armstrong at the wrong time, create your own Obama campaign ad, and more.
Most people aren’t on social media 24/7 and measurement isn’t mainstream yet. Are you nodding in agreement? You should be.
Nordstrom became another company whose leaders have informed employees of a strong stance on gay marriage. Should they have said anything?
