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Now that New York’s soda ban has been halted, communicators on both sides of the issue brace for round two.
Last week, my colleague Bill Miltenberg took an insightful look at what Facebook’s redesigned news feed might mean for PR pros. Going forward, news feeds will feature larger image sizes. That’s great for a visual …
Harvard has a communications crisis and a possible faculty revolt on its hands. On Sunday, faculty members at Harvard lashed out at the administration for secretly searching the e-mail accounts of 16 resident deans. The …
With the U.S. unemployment rate hitting 7.7%, the lowest mark since 2008, there’s never been a better time for PR pros to find jobs.
As communicators, we are all doing content marketing now—here’s how to do it better.
Facebook’s altered its News Feed Thursday, making images bigger and standardizing the feed across mobile devices and desktop computers.
Using “their” when “its” is called for and confusing “affect” and “effect” are just two of the major culprits.
At PR News’ Feb. 27 Digital PR Summit in San Francisco, Hilton’s Chris Brooks and Jessica Henry of Not for Sale presented nine ways to make your brand a must-follow on Twitter.
The online giant’s reaction to offensive T-shirts offered for sale on its U.K. site was surprisingly passive.
Jennifer Burnham of Salesforce.com and Jessica Payne of PAN Communications provide eight tips for showing how social media moves the bottom line.
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