Stories by Bill Miltenberg

While 61% of Creativity in PR Report respondents agreed that criticism of the industry for lacking big, creative ideas is fair, 89% viewed themselves as creative.

The latest PR News poll asks—do you have violence in the workplace covered in your organization’s crisis communications?

Cold Stone Creamery used its official Twitter account to handle complaints about one employee’s rogue and incendiary Facebook post about President Obama.

In recognition of Veteran’s Day on Nov. 11, we’ve highlighted organizations that are using their brand power to honor our nation’s veterans.

Nearly 70% of small businesses are spending more time and money on social media than they did a year ago, but only a third are publishing to their social networks each day, according to a VerticalResponse study.

PR News will celebrate the top communicators of the year, the up-and-coming stars of PR and the top places to work in PR at a Nov.29 luncheon event in Washington, D.C.

Richard Laermer of RLM Public Relations says media monitoring has transformed his business over the last few years.

Had enough of Fifty Shades of Grey and Bossypants? Make room on your shelf for Edelman and the Rise of Public Relations.

Women’s Health magazine learned the hard way about the dangers of prescheduling social media posts when a message went out encouraging runners in the canceled New York City Marathon.

Mayor Bloomberg and the New York Road Runners are facing intense public criticism over their plans to go ahead with Nov. 4 ING New York City Marathon.