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After retweeting misinformation to his 252,000 followers, Spike Lee issued an apology on Twitter.
The airline has effectively used Twitter, its blog and CEO engagement to address pilot Clayton Osbon’s in-flight rant.
E-mail may still be the most popular form of digital communication, but social networking is not far behind.
Beef Products Inc. is launching a PR campaign of its own to educate the public on the safety of its product.
JetBlue’s official account of the diverting of a Las Vegas-bound flight offers few of the details that can be found easily elsewhere.
Communications and marketing execs at financial services firms are in almost complete agreement about the cause of Wall Street’s reputation crises.
Pinterest has updated its terms of service, acceptable use policy and privacy policy to appease growing user concerns.
A Twitter and Pinterest trend helped promote the premiere of season five of AMC’s Mad Men.
Google’s updating its search engine to include "semantic search," which will emphasize the meaning of words and terms, thus affecting SEO strategies.
Even grizzled media relations experts can unload a devastating gaffe, as Mitt Romney campaign adviser Eric Fehrnstrom has just learned.
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