Big business is officially obsessed with Big Data. According to a new survey of Fortune 1000 C-suite executives conducted by NewVantage Partners, 91% of executives said their organizations have Big Data initiatives planned or in progress.
Keynote Presentation: Strategies to Increase Your Personal Power and Influence John Neffinger Author, Compelling People: The Hidden Qualities that Make Us Influential Join us on December 10 for PR News' PR People Awards Luncheon at…
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Winner: Singer Associates Public Affairs/Public Relations - The $70 Million Press Conference Sometimes a simple and well-crafted press release can be one of the most effective forms of communication for a PR campaign. After Singer…
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Here are two examples of how I leveraged my skills and experiences as a public relations professional to successfully influence public policy—all without getting paid a dime for my time or worrying about which clients may be offended by my stand.
John Lennon had some terrific PR chops. Sure, with Paul McCartney he formed one of the most enduring songwriting teams ever. But he also had a knack for publicity and playing the media like a grand piano.
September 22 marks the official start of the fall season. Here's a sampling from some of the PR issues we covered this summer that are sure to become more pronounced this fall and in 2014.
Dan Santow Executive Vice President/Director, Editorial Services Edelman @SantowDan @EdelmanPR Dan Santow joined Edelman in 2002 as the founding member of its editorial group, overseeing the company's Midwest region. Today he is among the firm's…
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In an episode of “Family Guy,” Stewie is hobnobbing at a party when he announces that “you’re going to love this” as a prelude to a politically incorrect joke. But before he says anything, he…
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In an episode of “Family Guy,” Stewie is hobnobbing at a party when he announces that “you’re going to love this” as a prelude to a politically incorrect joke. But before he says anything, he…
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In the tech world, one of the iconic moments of the 1990s was when Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997. He went to Macworld and gave one of his best speeches, during which he…
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