Archive: February 2013

For communicators who need affirmation that the work they and their executive-management team are doing on social media, we found a fascinating infographic that tells an important story. The chart, from TopManagementDegrees, plots out the… Continued

LinkedIn, now 10 years old but still unheralded in the annals of social networking, continues to provide solid value as a communications vehicle.

Communicators packed the Westin Hotel in San Francisco to hear nine sessions covering critical digital/social PR issues.

Steve Rubel, Edelman’s new chief content strategist, insists that PR departments need to adopt a ‘real-time’ newsroom mentality.

We took a poll about whether PR departments are prepared for a potential hacking of their Twitter account and the inquiry draws a collective shrug.

This past weekend it was nice to turn on Turner Classic Movies (TCM) and curl up with “The Harder They Fall” (1956), in which Humphrey Bogart plays a downsized newspaper reporter who becomes a PR… Continued

Ultimatum by Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer raises some intriguing questions about Yahoo’s PR—and the workplace.

Medical industry deploys a questionable PR strategy (or lack thereof) to Time cover story indicting the U.S. healthcare system.

Teaser: Henson Consulting’s Katie Cosgrove provides five ways how PR is like the fiery furnaces featured on the “Top Chef.”

The public appears to want it both ways when it comes to brands listening in on its social conversations.