PR and marketing pros can more easily find broadcasters to watch and interact with, along with inviting more users to watch their own videos as they’re made.
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An editor explains how he uses Twitter to dig up stories, and why you should pitch him on Twitter instead of email.
After New York magazine writer Jenni Avins made an impassioned argument for the brand to bring back the scoop back tank swimsuit. The brand took out a two-page ad to announce it was granting her wish.
Is the job stressful? Undoubtedly. But if you come at it from the right perspective, the rewards make it more than worth the trouble.
It’s easy to join the #CMAD festivities online and in person.
The company took a beating on social media after it fired a server who shared a customer’s receipt online.
By defending itself and FAA guidelines on social media, American Airlines kept this crisis from getting too high off the ground.
A math class asserts that the amount of filling in the Double Stuf cookies isn’t actually twice what it is in the brand’s regular cookies.
The chain of hotel/casinos took the fun of Las Vegas and translated it into blog form.
Huffington Post Live community manager Tim McDonald gives PR Daily the scoop on the essential skills for this burgeoning career.
And it didn’t even rollback prices. Plus, Kathie Lee accidentally gives out daughter’s phone number on live TV, The New York Times celebrates National Poetry Month, Philly patrons in a tizzy after racially insensitive eatery changes name, and more.
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Seven tips from the @Suns.
Let’s hope it doesn’t become the butt of too many jokes. Plus, Super Bowl ad slots almost gone, what we miss reading the newspaper, coffee patrons pay it forward, most expensed restaurants, and more.
