Archive: June 2012

Use these five tips to create press releases that your target audience will both find and want to read.

With a full year under its belt, it has been a mixed bag for Google+ so far. But one thing remains certain: Google still has big plans for the social network.

CNN, eager to get word out about the Supreme Court’s ruling on Obama’s healthcare act, got the story wrong—and so did everyone who retweeted CNN’s coverage.

CNN, eager to get word out about the Supreme Court’s ruling on Obama’s healthcare act, got the story wrong—and so did everyone who retweeted CNN’s coverage.

Want to know where to spot the next trends in communications? Look no further than the current presidential campaigns. Four years ago social media came of age when it helped pave the way to the White House for Barack Obama. Its power to form communitie…

Before tweeting, ask yourself, "Would I tweet this content if I didn’t work for this organization?"

Before tweeting, ask yourself, "Would I tweet this content if I didn’t work for this organization?"

There may be no better time than to woo the C-suite—27% of CEOs are most concerned about identifying the type of leader their organization will need in the future.

There may be no better time than to woo the C-suite—27% of CEOs are most concerned about identifying the type of leader their organization will need in the future.

The colorful snack Kraft posted on its Facebook page has ignited a huge response, both positive and negative.