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We’ve all said some pretty outrageous things that have no basis in fact or in any kind of reasoned analysis. Most of what college sophomores say, if I remember correctly, falls into that category. And when you think about it, the rhetoric during … | MORE »

Now that the London Olympics are just a memory, I never thought I’d write this: I’m going to miss them. Not just the athletes and their performances that often gave me goosebumps—like “Blade Runner” Oscar Pistorius, British he… | MORE »

Just went you thought there weren’t enough social media platforms for communicators to pitch stories to, here comes yet another option. On Monday, August 13, The Huffington Post unveiled HuffPostLive, a video streaming network with expectations o… | MORE »

Just went you thought there weren’t enough social media platforms for communicators to pitch stories to, here comes yet another option. On Monday, August 13, The Huffington Post unveiled HuffPostLive, a video streaming network with expectations o… | MORE »

With Chick-fil-A’s same-sex marriage controversy nearly played out, the one thing about that crisis that made PR pros pause was the tragic death by heart attack of the restaurant chain’s longtime head of PR, Don Perry. While we don’t know if the … | MORE »

By Jamar Hudson, PR News Writing about the Olympics has been pretty much unavoidable the last two weeks. It’s been one of those events in which every day there seems to be an opportunity to take a look at the London games and find some sort of PR ang… | MORE »

So here goes: I personally despise, at the end of the day, when people drop the ball, because, at this moment in time, it is what it is. Just sayin. In that paragraph above I include what I and countless others find to be among the most annoying saying… | MORE »

The world is all a-Twitter about Twitter because of British newspaper reporter Guy Adams, who had his Twitter account suspended for posting the work e-mail address of Gary Zenkel, head of NBC Olympics. On Friday of last week, Adams complained to his 4,… | MORE »

Danny Boyle’s London Olympics opening ceremony production on July 27 played like a bombastic, funhouse mirror held up to the U.K. with the world’s citizens as sideline spectators, and inspired Aidan Burley, a Conservative member of Parliame… | MORE »

On July 11, 2012 a heartbreaking story about a 12-year-old boy, Rory Staunton, who died on April 1 at NYU Langone Medical Center of severe septic shock, appeared in the The New York Times. Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jim Dwyer, the art… | MORE »