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Twitter may just be entering kindergarten, but the social platform already has proven its worth to the world, and expanded its Promoted Tweets offering on mobile.
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"Kony 2012" filmmaker Jason Russell’s public romp in a San Diego neighborhood gets unwanted attention for Invisible Children.
Starbucks gets some raspberries on the day its first juice bar opens.
Invitation-only site Pinerly promises to help Pinterest users with a dashboard for scheduling pins and viewing statistics.
The Obama campaign’s new documentary on its YouTube channel includes a donation option, but will viewers watch all 17 minutes?
After the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight launched an investigation into the Obama Administration’s employment of PR agencies, PRSA shot back.
We all knew that HBO was a smart cable programmer—it turns out that it’s smart when it comes to making calls that affect its reputation as well.
Schwartz MSL’s 2012 social media power rankings show which schools have built strong followings for their teams on social media.
Greg Smith’s public resignation from Goldman Sachs reaffirms the need for PR pros to monitor an organization’s internal culture and to discuss it honestly with senior management.
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