It’s (still) hard out there for a millennial
Does the ‘it’ generation have a PR problem? People do love to talk trash about today’s youth. We explore the reasons why, and whether it will ever stop.
Does the ‘it’ generation have a PR problem? People do love to talk trash about today’s youth. We explore the reasons why, and whether it will ever stop.
Politicians, business execs, athletes, entertainers-each group is represented in both categories. Check out who made the lists, and why.
Meanwhile, another mashup looks back on the year in film. Plus, ‘A Christmas Story’ added to the National Film Registry, the bacon Yule log, tech brands as holiday icons, food trends of 1912, Cadbury marketers are already honed in on Easter, and more.
Do you know how to interrupt a group graciously? Join a luncheon table? How about when to offer your business card?
PR Daily identifies the landmark events that shook companies to their core, derailed political campaigns, and nearly sank a high-powered nonprofit.
Meanwhile, a provocative condom promo sexualizes food at an Australian burger joint. Plus, McDonald’s pushes franchisees to open on Christmas, Google Analytics IRL—in real life, fonts can ruin your presentation skills, and more.
Dozens of people were killed, many of them children, in a school shooting Friday morning in a small Connecticut town. People flooded online networks with heartfelt responses.
The former media relations chief for a statewide Anti-Cruelty Society explains why giving names to the abused animals was so important to the adoption process.
And by worst, we mean best. Plus, what the ‘Kate Middleton effect’ mean for maternity retailers, Peeps pulls religiously insensitive e-card, reasons not to hire a PR firm, Victoria’s Secret gets hijacked, and more.
Simply slapping a filter on a picture of your eggs Benedict doesn’t make it art, as this parody shows. Plus, the pitfalls of photographing PR events, the most-underreported stories of 2012, Pizza Hut eau de toilette, digital body language, and more.
Do tweets with #too #many #hashtags raise your blood pressure? Do irrelevant hashtags spark infuriated rants? You’re not alone.
The computer maker pulled a switcheroo on some of its customers—they didn’t like it much.
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Recent research from NPR found that nine types of stories posted by local stations spurred engagement on Facebook. Can the same strategy work for brands?
A new Twitter account—inspired by a tweet that said ‘your in america … speak english’—takes aim at maddening language mistakes.