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In the classic French movie "Hiroshima Mon Amour," one of the characters tartly noted that if people can make films to promote soap, why can't they make films to promote peace? Alas, there are no… Continued

Organization: American Academy of Arts & Sciences Timeframe: April to October 2006 It is safe to say that most PR professionals love award announcements - the concept of rewarding excellence and promoting clever people with… Continued

John Doorley has a knack for influencing tomorrow's business leaders. "I always like developing young people," says Doorley, a corporate communications professional-turned-professor/director of New York University's nascent MS in public relations and corporate communications program.… Continued

Unless you've taken up residence under that celebrated rock where other out-of-touch denizens dwell, it is impossible not to be aware of the ongoing media obsession regarding energy in general and oil in particular. Almost… Continued

(One of the trickier elements of crisis communications involves the apologetic acknowledgement of error. But in crisis communications, as in life, saying "I'm sorry" is never an easy thing to do. In this exclusive excerpt… Continued

(If you are considering a PR vehicle with shelf life, writing and releasing a book can help spread the word on your company's activities and solidify the reputation of the person authoring the text. In… Continued

The online community MySpace.com has recently been the subject of intensive scrutiny from the media, law enforcement and politicians due to reports of sexual predators using the online community to victimize naive minors. However, too-trusting… Continued

Common sense would dictate the receipt of an award is met with statements of gracious appreciation by the winner. And when the award is presented to a well-known writer, it is safe to assume a… Continued

In 1997, John Stewart Socha was president of Audio Computer Information, a company that produced tutorial tapes for newcomers to the high-tech world. At that time, Socha decided to branch out his business focus into… Continued

The centennial of the 1906 earthquake that destroyed San Francisco and the contemporary repercussions of that catastrophe are the subject of the first blog created by Wells Fargo. "Guided by History" (http://blog.wellsfargo.com/GuidedByHistory) provides a unique… Continued