The communications chair at a Komen affiliate said the organization needs to give its local affiliates greater control of their message.
You might not be a fan of Justin Bieber, but you’d be wise to learn a thing or two from the teen sensation before you’re caught in a disaster.
You’ll want to turn your chair around for this one. Plus, a frank ‘hot dog’ billboard, the inventor of Spanx is loaded, One Million Moms drop campaign against Ellen, rebranding marketing, and more.
Media tongues are wagging this morning over a report that CNN is going to buy Mashable for $200 million. The way this story came to light is something PR professionals should pay attention to.
Can’t get away for the festivities this year? We’ve got a number of places online to check out the action, including Pinterest boards and a campaign from Shutterstock.
The rise of online subscriptions for newspaper websites will impact public relations, although the effects will be minor, experts say.
Social media doesn’t have to be a time suck. Here’s how to create and manage a productive social media schedule.
One seat still available, but no purchase necessary—just the necessary experience.
Don’t draft your strategy until you’ve read this story.
Looking for a journalist to write content for your blog or contributed article? Contently might be your go-to spot online.
Will its apology work out for them? Plus, Clive Owen sells burgers in Spain, Gary Busey sells cars in Pennsylvania, Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years with a smile, PR changes mobile, and more.
Which sound familiar? What’s missing? Weigh in now.
A report details the mayor’s audit of communications staff at City Hall.
The Public Relations Society of America’s campaign to crowd-source a definition heads toward 1,000 entries. On Friday morning, Cisco endorsed the effort.
That reporter (from USA Today) is talking about Twitter. Find out why it’s such an indispensible tool and how you can reach out to journalists on it.
