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Tonight is your last opportunity to help us create categories for the upcoming PR Daily Awards and be entered for a chance to win a free registration to our Las Vegas Social Media Summit.
The author, inspired by his recent experience at a Cirque show, insists that PR and marketing professionals can learn from the spectacle.
It’s easy to mess up a pitch or upset a journalist. Keep this dirty dozen in mind to reduce your chances of committing such blunders.
While some companies are distancing themselves from the scandal, others are standing by the university.
Did a reporter who covers your beat just win an award? Here’s how to offer kudos, without looking like a kiss-up.
We usually hate Black Friday shoppers, but the recurring face of the retailer’s 2-Day Sale fills us with holiday cheer. Plus, too many Facebook friends might diminish your personal life, 15 tech problems to solve in 2012, Marc Jacobs sexualizes Dakota Fanning, and more.
What do you think of the mea culpa issued by Brett Ratner, who directed an X-Men movie and the ‘Tower Heist,’ after he dropped an f-bomb during a press conference?
Feeling uninspired or perhaps unsure why you want to join the profession? A PR pro weighs in on what people in the industry do and why it matters.
An announcement from the sports network listed the finalists for baseball’s Gold Glove awards—and the winners’ names appeared in a different font.
You know that agonizing objective statement you just spent hours trying to perfect? Drop it.
An Edelman study says the popular ABC comedy reflects the U.S. household more than you think. Plus, branding Occupy Wall Street, Russell Brand on Occupy Wall Street, the woman behind DKNY PR Girl, and more.
Due hikes, new leadership, and lifetime achievement awards—it’s all happening at the annual Public Relations Society of America conference in Orlando.
A recent intern explains why PR students and recent grads should experience an internship—and how to excel at it.