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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.
Disney has postponed the official opening of a new Epcot exhibit that promotes healthy lifestyles after being accused of stigmatizing overweight children.
A tense standoff with a Golfweek writer at a pre-tournament press conference shows Tiger Woods’ golf game isn’t the only thing that needs a bit of fine-tuning.
Two companies licensed by Twitter will soon be offering data mined from old tweets to paying clients—a boon for brands and, perhaps, a threat as well.
Now that Facebook has officially launched Timeline for brands, PR pros must answer this question: What is our brand’s story, and how do we want to tell it visually?
After an accident stopped the Daytona 500 for two hours, Brad Keselowski went where no race car driver has gone before—tweeting during the race.
While the Costa Allegra is being towed slowly to Seychelles, Costa Cruises continues to leave out one of the five W’s: Why?
With 3 million people having texted or tweeted their votes in to help decide the slam-dunk contest, the NBA must now focus on keeping and engaging its ever-expanding international social audience.
By accidentally revealing a media list of 380 people, attorney Gloria Allred did little to dispel a gnawing reputation issue.
"Assumptions are the termites of relationships."
-Henry Winkler
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