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The "big" announcement from Donald Trump about President Obama succeeded on one important level—it got serious media attention.
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CommCore Consulting CEO Andy Gilman and communications coach Karen Friedman both gave Obama the edge during the final presidential debate.
While it’s great to know how to use Twitter to engage with reporters, don’t forget about tried-and-true strategies than work in any situation.
Discussing politics with your "friends" online may be a no-no, but there are ways organizations can still effectively engage consumers on social media.
The photo-sharing network has created a solution that makes it more integrated with Twitter.
If you’ve been called in for a second interview, congratulations. now take note of the following tips so you can land that job you’re after.
Havas PR’s Colleen Cleary discusses how traditional media outreach is still a major factor in driving social media conversations.
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-Ayn Rand
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