Archive: August 2011

Stern + Associates VP Jim Nichols explains why LinkedIn has grown to become the most-used social network by journalists.

In the wake of Hurricane Irene there will be no mention of packed Broadway theaters from NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

Apple’s CEO has resigned, and so goes the company’s recognizable human face.

PR News advisory board member Mike Paul offers five surefire ways to protect an executive’s—or your own—reputation in a time of crisis.

PR News advisory board member Mike Paul offers five surefire ways to protect an executive’s—or your own—reputation in a time of crisis.

There were strong PR elements in the case of ex-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn and his alleged sexual assault of a hotel maid. Just what role PR played has yet to be determined.

Leading up to PR News’ Oct. 5 Digital PR Summit in New York, Alpaytac, Inc. president and CEO Huma Gruaz discusses the differences between proven content strategies for Facebook and Twitter, among other subjects.

Leading up to PR News’ Oct. 5 Digital PR Summit in New York, Alpaytac, Inc. president and CEO Huma Gruaz discusses the differences between proven content strategies for Facebook and Twitter, among other subjects.

When HP killed its TouchPad tablet last week, prices initially tumbled and demand for the product went through the roof. Should HP have done more to keep the TouchPad alive, even in death?

Privacy concerns, boredom and a distancing from "superficial" contacts has led some some users to visit social media sites less frequently.