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On Saturday, a 69-yard football run by 7-year-old Jack Hoffman stole the PR spotlight away from college hoops—in a very good way.
PR pros need to communicate to their clients that, in a social-media age, there’s no more such thing as an off-the-cuff remark.
Word has it that Facebook is looking to add a Twitter icon to it’s own pages: the hashtag. When asked about the move, PR News readers seemed #unimpressed.
Okay, it’s not a phone, it’s an app. Be that as it may, Facebook Home makes the social network ubiquitous on Android phones.
Whereas video may have once required staggering production costs, they can now be completed with a cheap hand-held camera and edited on basic software.
Communicators will need to be more vigilant than ever so that the casual ethos of social media doesn’t lead to a failure to comply with financial-disclosure laws.
The majority of consumers are ready to punish brands who aren’t honest about their environmental claims, according to a new Cone Communications study.
As March Madness spills into April, Rutgers University's basketball progam finds itself at the center of whole a different kind of madness off the court. The university fired head men's basketball coach Mike Rice Wednesday …
There wasmore to Apple’s apology to Chinese consumers than meets they eye. But in the end, the company had to protect a lucrative market.
Google faces the task of communicating to its publics (everyone) that security will remain a top priority in the wake of its privacy director’s departure.
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