Though PR agencies can help earn coveted media placement, it’s not a fit for every organization. These tips can help you determine when—and if—you should hire communications help.
The comedian said the word was ‘offensive,’ and HBO called the misstep ‘inexcusable and tasteless.’ Here’s what communicators can glean from the situation (and apology).
Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price recently fueled the debate surrounding opioid treatment. Some believe his message hurts recovery efforts; HHS policy holds steady.
Communicators can effectively organize press briefings, events and follow-up efforts either on paper or in tech devices. Here’s how.
Event sponsors make lasting connections with target audiences at Ragan’s popular PR, marketing and corporate communications conferences.
Want to find impressive game explosions? Curious about what IT skills offer opportunities for Jordanian women? Organizations’ news sites offer journalism-style reporting.
Strong communications skills play a significant role in hiring decisions. But are verbal or nonverbal skills more important? Find out in this week’s open positions.
Have you ever worried that an audience member would pose a question for which you don’t know the answer? If so, have these responses ready.
Asking about deadlines, accessibility and the ‘next big thing’ should be standard procedure for reporters and producers, yet they are often overlooked.
Workforce engagement isn’t getting any better, and employees are actively searching for new jobs. Check out the numbers from Gallup.
The lack of a comma in Maine labor law cost an organization in a lawsuit. So should we all start using the serial comma? Slip on your brass knuckles and join the debate.
To mark International Women’s Day, this communicator says gender expectations can affect career opportunities. Here’s how to propel yourself along your path.
A Trump administration press release cheers the petroleum giant’s announcement of a $20 billion investment program. Some of the wording was supplied by the company itself.
It’s your time to shine! Share your expertise, engage with corporate communicators and show off your organization’s great work.
The hit TV series offers more than laughs to PR pros.
