Fired tech CEO defends himself after pleading guilty to battery charges
The board of advertising platform RadiumOne outsted Gurbaksh Chahal after public outcry over domestic violence accusations. Chahal called the accusations ‘frivolous.’
The board of advertising platform RadiumOne outsted Gurbaksh Chahal after public outcry over domestic violence accusations. Chahal called the accusations ‘frivolous.’
Be truthful and considerate, warm up your ‘audience,’ personalize your greeting, and skip the swag in favor of chocolate. And that’s just the half of it.
PR pros can benefit from doing a little customer service work. Not only does it help you understand your products better, it also gives you an unvarnished view of your audience.
If a client isn’t being forthcoming with feedback, there are a few questions you can ask to gauge opinion and make adjustments if needed.
When should you hyphenate? Opinions vary, but here are some general rules from the AMA Manual of Style for when to use the mark and when to leave a word alone.
From the Olsen twins to Tamagotchis, the pop culture of the millennium’s final decade left a lasting impression, offering a few lessons along the way.
Promoting the content you post online has an obvious upside—more people see it—but there are a few other good things that come of it as well.
As summer internship season edges nearer, Mickey Nall, Ogilvy Atlanta’s managing director, offers some invaluable advice on résumés, interviews, and attitude.
Hone your Web writing efficiency, remember why you write, watch ‘Mad Men’ (for the anachronisms), and don’t read too much while you’re writing.
Try these methods of content delivery on for size, because you can never have too many choices.
What was inspiring for agency pros in 2010 isn’t as relevant as it once was, says one PR honcho. It’s time to update some advice that went viral.
Reporters get things wrong sometimes. If you learn that some incorrect information is about to come out, you have a few options.
With most communication expressed nonverbally, these insights should help you make a little more sense out of someone’s puzzling gestures, handshake, or posture.
Don’t send a press release that’s nothing but expletives, though. The policy is still to avoid vulgarity when possible.
The slogan-filled, mythbusting document presents the agency as an organization that isn’t a Big Brother figure, but is instead a protector.