Archive: January 2012

When 76 early-decision applicants were mistakenly offered admission on a Friday, Vassar College apologized and told those affected to try calling on Monday.

A national advocacy group for immigration reform sent a tray of tacos to the mayor of East Haven, Conn., who recently made an unfortunate comment regarding the local Hispanic community.

An in-depth article in the New York Times about the brutal lives of those who made the iPhone or iPad you are holding right now may give new heft to the phrase "Made in U.S.A."

Kathleen Henson reflects on her 20 years in PR and the mentors who influenced her career.

Kathleen Henson reflects on her 20 years in PR and the mentors who influenced her career.

PR News asked its online community whether they plan to use texting as part of their communications outreach in 2012.

PR News asked its online community whether they plan to use texting as part of their communications outreach in 2012.

CommCore Consulting principle Jerry Doyle explains the four missteps made by Costa Cruises during its Jan. 16 press conference.

Google has simplified its privacy policy to make for one experience across its products, helping the company better understand users’ Web tendencies.

Looking for a way to boost employee engagement on the cheap? Look no further than internal crowdsourcing, but be sure to be transparent and inclusive in your approach.