As Irene lashes coast, social media keeps tens of millions informed
Weather Channel’s public relations chief tells PR Daily that the network saw record or near-record days during its hurricane coverage.
Weather Channel’s public relations chief tells PR Daily that the network saw record or near-record days during its hurricane coverage.
For Wednesday’s Twitter town hall, the trade organization paid to have its profile featured on Twitter and emailed supporters urging them to ask questions.
Disgraced cyclist Floyd Landis has created multiple Twitter accounts to blast his former teammate Armstrong. Can your client or company relate?
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Remember that really good thing you said that one time about that other thing that happened? Neither does anyone else. Here’s how you can change that.
You’ll laugh; you’ll cry; you’ll want to know how you can create videos like the ones shown. Don’t worry; there are six tips to help make that happen.
The staffers at many papers also maintain their own blogs. So, when column inches are numbered, these blogs can be an opportunity for you to win coverage.
Staff updates attempt to give the automaker a friendlier face—and help sell its cars and trucks.
Evernote’s simplified format puts a premium on content, user feedback, and social media links.
Behind the scenes of Mayo Clinic’s long-running medical podcasts.
Clean up gobbledygook and other mishaps to improve the state of press releases.
Written in a light tone, blog delivers university news better than press releases ever did.
Mayo Clinic’s internal publication is packed with readable chunks of content, catchy headlines and visuals similar to a consumer magazine.