» Register Today for PR News' Social Media Summit on August 12 in San Francisco «
Pinterest drove more traffic to other sites in February than Twitter, and represents yet another opportunity for brands to connect with customers.
If you’re going to Austin for SXSW, remember to check in frequently on Foursquare. And if you’re following from afar, the hashtag is #SXSW.
Brand development favors those who can highlight their expertise and identity—not those who blend in and leave clients without critical information.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we take a look at PR and gender—and find that there may be a reverse gender gap.
The man who was hired to lead BP’s communications efforts after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is now helping a European banker lobby group repair the oily reputation of bankers.
While the media has gobbled up the Oreos milestone, it’s online where you’ll find the big public celebration.
Google shared statistics with the New York Times to prove that its social network is alive and well.
Two powerful brands have teamed up—unofficially, of course—to generate publicity for each other on the eve of Super Tuesday.
Rush Limbaugh’s advertisers can be added to the list of brands that includes Apple, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Lowe’s that have been forced to deal with fast-growing groundswells of online condemnation.
PRSA released its new definition for public relations on March 3, and we spoke with PRSA CEO Gerry Corbett and two PR News Advisory Board members to provide context on the new definition.
"Advertising is saying you're good. PR is getting someone else to say you're good."
-Jean-Louis Gassée
 |
Social Media Icon Award Winners |
 |
CSR Award Winners
|
 |
Nonprofit PR Awards
|
Connect with us