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When a Native American blogger called out Urban Outfitters for appropriating Navajo culture, the retailer waited three days before responding.
Research in Motion missed the opportunity to get in front of the story when its BlackBerry services failed overseas, and now the outages have spread to North America.
After failing to answer key questions from analysts, the already embattled wireless company must repent to gain back trust.
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When an executive at BrandLink Communications accidentally hit "reply all" to a private e-mail, he created both a PR disaster for the agency and a possible learning opportunity.
In its fourth revision to its IPO, Groupon included CEO Andrew Mason’s internal memo to employees, which put the company in hot water with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
While the courts clear the way for gun possession on state campuses, the affected colleges should take steps now to calm fears in their communities.
Country singer Hank Williams Jr. used the "H" name in reference to President Obama, but it’s ESPN that’s under fire.
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Whatever your political persuasions might be, if you’re interested in social media, grassroots campaigns and media impact, you should pay close attention to the semi-organized street improv being performed in the Wall Street area.
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