Lucy is an awfully cranky party planner. Plus, the ‘As Seen on TV’ gift guide, a tennis pro’s ‘racist’ impersonation, National Soundcheck Day, milk and pasta crises, ‘Choose Life’ plates banned, and more.
If you manage social media for your client or company, pay attention to these tips—they’re simple and easy, and could lead to big returns.
Listening to every tweet and post, this campaign was relentless in reaching out to reporters and policy stakeholders about nuclear safety.
Choosy Web designers choose GIF. Plus, the best and worst in 2012 movie advertising, one site’s picks for the year’s biggest PR disasters, a new Tumblr helps find your LL Bean boyfriend, founder of the Frappuccino slams Starbuck culture, and more.
A number of women have an ‘apology mindset’ in the workplace, says the author. Here are telltale signs of that attitude, as well as ways to beat it.
The banking giant announced 11,000 layoffs, doing so in a remarkably convoluted press release that the media can have their way with. Communicators weigh in.
Blogs, images, and videos don’t have to be funny or scandalous to go viral. Here are the rules that were meant to be broken.
A freelance photographer is defending his actions after snapping pictures of a man who fell on subway tracks and later died.
The author launched his own business and had a daughter with his wife—in the same year. Read his account of a sleepless and wildly rewarding year.
Papa John’s is the latest company to benefit from a fan-organized event following backlash over an executive’s controversial stance.
Do tweets with #too #many #hashtags raise your blood pressure? Do irrelevant hashtags spark infuriated rants? You’re not alone.
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It might be time to rethink that media relations strategy. Plus, viewers sear Matt Lauer’s turkey, Black Friday sales down, Oprah’s ‘Favorite Things’ no longer an audience favorite, reporter handles drunken ‘videobomb’ like a champ, and more.
Spoiler Alert: PR and marketing aren’t on the list. So why are we so hysterical about checking our phones 24-7—even on the holidays?
The season of giving thanks with family and friends—and stuffing our faces—offers important reminders for public relations professionals.
