The series, addressing brain and spinal cord injuries, provides easily accessible information and positions the Atlanta rehabilitation facility at the vanguard of specialized care.
Makes sense—coffee gets the world’s engine running every day. Plus, replacement refs benefit Buffalo Wild Wings, Ikea removes women from its Saudi catalog, an entire fashion show goes missing, the man behind MC ‘Bama, and more.
In-depth analyses of why and how the winners triumphed.
With a social media staff of two, Norwegian Cruise Line has won multiple awards for its online networking strategy, and now it’s cementing its status as a leader with a special tweetup trip.
What public relations professionals do to help organizations succeed.
A step-by-step guide for social media managers.
But can he breath SexyBack into the brand? Plus, retailers’ Halloween woes, National Coffee Day freebies, Pizza Hut debuts its ‘Cone Crust,’ the coolest brands in the U.K., a global bacon shortage on the horizon, and more.
Ten tips to make sure you’re annual report accomplishes its goals—and doesn’t put your stakeholders to sleep.
After months of deliberations, the winners of the first-ever PR Daily Awards—which were sponsored by Factiva—were unveiled on Tuesday afternoon.
Join us on Twitter at 12 p.m. ET to congratulate the winners of this year’s PR Daily Awards, which is sponsored by Factiva.
From pedometers to ‘Harry Potter,’ see what Democrats walk away with this year—aside from a greater love for Michelle Obama. Plus, Julian Castro’s daughter channels Willow Smith, meet Cosmo’s new editor, the Egg McMuffin turns 40, and more.
Social media is an essential component of the job search. Here’s how you can harness it for your own good—and avoid problems—when you’re hunting for a PR job.
Apple is asking a judge to ban the sale of eight Samsung phones in the U.S.
Your client expects you to win media coverage—PR Daily wants to celebrate you for that hard work with its Media Relations Awards.
Dreaming of striking out on your own? First, read this advice from the author, who left her job at a global PR firm to start your own agency.
