Archive: February 2013

The Oscars provide an unintended lesson for PR execs to keep their awards programs (relatively) short and sweet.

A horrific crash a fan’s removed YouTube clip shows battle between copyright and fans sharing their experiences on social media.

Surveys have been a mainstay in public relations because they are tried and true, and most important, when done right they are newsworthy. A well-thought-out survey can help reveal new information, expose the

Most of us believe or want to believe that we are ethical and in most cases the belief is valid. Very few of us wake up in the morning with the pronounced intention of cheating, lying and stealing. Yet

Nominees in 26 nonprofit communications categories will gather on March 11 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.

Despite operating in a highly regulated industry the onus is on public relations execs to develop a social-media presence.

In light of the recent string of online hackers usurping brands’ social media accounts (Burger King and Jeep, in particular), we want to know how your organization is primed to handle such a situation.

In the wake of the Carnival triumph debacle, would you want to take a cruise for vacation? We got some decidedly mixed results from the PR crowd.

In this video, the Council of PR Firms avoids the talking-head approach that’s endemic to online videos targeting the business sector.

Pinterest is certainly open for business, and has just raised $200 million in funding.